Abstract:
An active acoustic control method for attenuating disturbing narrow-band noise with at least one counter-noise loudspeaker and at least one error microphone in a space forming a material electroacoustic system, the method implementing, in a computing element, a control law with an internal model and disturbance observer with a model of the electroacoustic system, previously obtained by an identification method. The current configuration of the electroacoustic system can vary over time, a nominal configuration of the electroacoustic system is previously determined, a corresponding nominal model Mo(q−1) or Mo(k) previously identified, the control law with an internal model and disturbance observer is implemented in real time, a modifier block Δ(q−1) or Δ(k) is applied to and associated with the nominal model, and the nominal model remains the same during the variations of the current configuration of the electroacoustic system, and the modifier block is varied in real time during these variations.
Abstract:
A dry friction compensation method for at least one mass or inertia M mobile under the effect of at least one effector element controlled by a force or torque control signal U, the motion of the mass or inertia being characterized by a motion signal Y chosen among one or several of the position X, the speed V and the acceleration, the method includes: defining an ideal model of the closed loop; defining a dry friction compensation control law; the dry friction compensation control law being based on the following friction model: P = min ( max ( VM τ + U , - S ) , S ) , where V is the speed of the mobile mass or inertial subjected to the friction and τ a minor time constant, and S is a parameter of dry friction.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for estimating angular errors of coders for a looped system including a rotating actuator and an angle coder producing a position measurement signal, and including a calculation device controlling the actuator, the calculation device receiving a setpoint signal, as well as the measurement signal, for looping, the calculation device calculating in a corrector a control signal. In a test phase, a specific corrector Cωrj(q) is synthesised for constant rotation speed ωrj, the corrector having substantially zero gain at the frequency and harmonics, resulting in opening the loop at the frequencies, a matrix relation is established between position measurements and a function of parameters characterizing the coder errors and the torque ripples, the test phase repeats with different speeds, the matrix relations are concatenated producing an identifiable global matrix relation, the encoder error and torque ripple parameters are estimated by resolution of the global matrix relation.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for compensating for disturbing couples for a movement simulator, the simulator including, for each axis, a monovariable correcting unit that receives a signal giving the difference between the setpoint θrj and the measurement θj for the corresponding axis and producing the control signal Uj. The disruptive couples are Coriolis, centrifugal and gravitational couples and furthermore a compensating law calculates a formula (a) estimating the disruptive couples, calculated on the basis of an error εj(t) that is the control signal Uj filtered by a filter H(q−1), and the simulator is modelled with a dynamic model expressing the couples in an affine way with respect to a set of base parameters χ according to a matrix relationship of the type: formula (b), and a subset j of base parameters, the estimation of the couples being formula (c), and, online, the αj are calculated via an iterative equation.
Abstract:
A method for automated optimisation of a servo control system controlled by a setpoint, the servo control system including a corrector in a feedback loop, the method exhibiting satisfactory reliability and performance in terms of stability through an iterative procedure, the most effective corrector being determined from among correctors by developing a current value of the delay margin and by individually testing the correctors on the servo control system of the real mechatronic system and by injecting an excitation signal into the loop and by assessing two effective indicators based on at least one effective static margin and one effective dynamic margin, the two effective indicators being an effective static indicator and an effective dynamic indicator, the iterative procedure being stopped on a corrector, which is then the optimal corrector, when the two effective indicators become greater than respective thresholds determined for a current delay margin value.