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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2002 No.7STUDY ON OBSERVER BASED PIEZOELECTRIC SELF-SENSING ACTUATOR

STUDY ON OBSERVER BASED PIEZOELECTRIC

 SELF-SENSING ACTUATOR

 

Dong Weijie Sun Baoyuan Cui Yuguo Yang Zhixin

Dalian University of Technology

 

Abstract: Piezoeleclric actuators often work in a close-loop feedback position control system due to hysteresis. The objec-tive is to make an actuator self-sense its output force and dis-placement \vithout using extra sensors. The technique is termed self-sensing actuator/actuation (SSA). A compound circuit is proposed to voltage-drive the piezoelectric actuator and get the resuiting charge concurrently. Based on the circuit, the un-stressed actuator can self-sense its free strain. If the actuator is externally stressed, an Observer is construcied to estitnate the actuator's stress and strain state. The observer-based self-sensing approach depends on tlie fact that the electric field is controllable and the electric displacement is measurable. In order to cornpensate hysteresis, voltage versus charge relation is modeled using generalized Maxwell slip (QMS) model, and the observer is improved to a nonlinear one. The observer-based SSA approach successfiilly bypasses the impedance mismatch-ing problem bothering the bridge-based SSA approach. The self-sensed average strain of piezoelectric bimorph is coincident with the tip displacement measured by proximitor.

Key words:Piezoceramics Actuator  State observer/Self-sensing actuator

CLC No: TP274.5 TH39

国家自然科学基金(69774020)和教育部博士学科点专项科研基金资助项目(98014106). Received 20010522, received in revised form 20011010

 

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