Optimal control of a servo system regenerating conservative energy to a condenser

Teruyuki Izumi; Prasanna Boyagoda; Mutsuo Nakaoka; Eiji Hiraki

Optimal control of a servo system regenerating conservative energy to a condenser

Teruyuki Izumi, Prasanna Boyagoda, Mutsuo Nakaoka, Eiji Hiraki

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Abstract

An Optimal controller for a servo system with a manipulator is developed. The emphasis is on the minimization of the overall energy consumption of the system. The optimum current function is obtained under the minimization criteria of the consumption energy for a manipulator under gravity conditions and otherwise. The solution to the two-point-boundary-value-problem is obtained by using the Generalized Newton-Raphson method. Further when the link of the manipulator is decelerated, the generated electric power from the motor is stored in a condenser. This is achieved while supplying the optimal current by using a DC Chopper circuit. It is shown from experiment that the efficiency of energy storage is improved by increasing the capacitance of the condensers. The overall energy is shown to decrease by this method.

Original language	English
Pages	651-656
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - Dec 1 1995
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 1995 International IEEE/IAS Conference on Industrial Automation and Control: Emerging Technologies - Taipei, Taiwan Duration: May 22 1995 → May 27 1995

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Other	Proceedings of the 1995 International IEEE/IAS Conference on Industrial Automation and Control: Emerging Technologies
City	Taipei, Taiwan
Period	5/22/95 → 5/27/95

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Izumi, T., Boyagoda, P., Nakaoka, M., & Hiraki, E. (1995). Optimal control of a servo system regenerating conservative energy to a condenser. 651-656. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1995 International IEEE/IAS Conference on Industrial Automation and Control: Emerging Technologies, Taipei, Taiwan, .

Optimal control of a servo system regenerating conservative energy to a condenser. / Izumi, Teruyuki; Boyagoda, Prasanna; Nakaoka, Mutsuo; Hiraki, Eiji.

1995. 651-656 Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1995 International IEEE/IAS Conference on Industrial Automation and Control: Emerging Technologies, Taipei, Taiwan, .

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