
This paper focuses on the use of the techniques based on linear matrix inequalities for robust H(infinity) position control synthesis of an electro-hydraulic servo system. A nonlinear dynamic model of the hydraulic cylindrical actuator with a proportional valve has been developed. For the purpose of the feedback control an uncertain linearized mathematical model of the system has been derived. The structured (parametric) perturbations in the electro-hydraulic coefficients are taken into account. H(infinity) controller extended with an integral action is proposed. To estimate internal states of the electro-hydraulic servo system an observer is designed. Developed control algorithms have been tested experimentally in the laboratory model of an electro-hydraulic servo system.
LMIs, Nonlinear Dynamics, uncertain dynamic systems, H_infinity control, Linear Models, Industry, Computer Simulation, Equipment Design, Electronics, positon control, electro-hydraulic systems, electro-hydraulic systems; uncertain dynamic systems; positon control; H_infinity control; LMIs, Algorithms
LMIs, Nonlinear Dynamics, uncertain dynamic systems, H_infinity control, Linear Models, Industry, Computer Simulation, Equipment Design, Electronics, positon control, electro-hydraulic systems, electro-hydraulic systems; uncertain dynamic systems; positon control; H_infinity control; LMIs, Algorithms
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