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Experimentally verified Iterative Learning Control based on repetitive process stability theory

Authors: Chris Freeman; Eric Rogers; Anton Kummert; Paul Lewin; Pawel Dabkowski; Zhonglun Cai; Krzysztof Galkowski; +1 Authors

Experimentally verified Iterative Learning Control based on repetitive process stability theory

Abstract

This paper gives new results on the design and experimental evaluation of an Iterative Learning Control (ILC) law in a repetitive process setting. The experimental results given are from a gantry robot facility that has been extensively used in the benchmarking of linear model based ILC designs. An example is also given to demonstrate that this new design offers much superior performance in comparison to some previous designs based on the Roesser model for 2D linear systems.

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popularity
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influence
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impulse
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