Autor/Autorin: Gao Wei
Wei Gao received his PhD degree in precision engineering from Tohoku niversity, Japan in 1994. He is a professor in Tohoku University. Songyi Dian received his PhD degree in nanomechanics from Tohoku University in 2009. He is an associate professor in Sichuan University, China. Precision motion control is the authors'' common research interest.
Autor/Autorin: Dian Songyi
Wei Gao received his PhD degree in precision engineering from Tohoku niversity, Japan in 1994. He is a professor in Tohoku University. Songyi Dian received his PhD degree in nanomechanics from Tohoku University in 2009. He is an associate professor in Sichuan University, China. Precision motion control is the authors'' common research interest.
Planar motion stages actuated by planar motors, which can generate XY in-plane motions, have the advantages of direct drive, high speed, non-contact levitation and simple structure. Such kinds of stages, however, are sensitive to interferences between axes, modeling uncertainties and disturbances because there are no mechanical restrictions in the XY plane. Conventional stage controllers based on classical control methods cannot achieve satisfied positioning performance for the stage. This book presents the design and implementation of precision motion control strategies for the planar motion stages. For ultraprecision positioning applications, dynamics modeling, decoupled control, sliding mode observer- based compensation and performance evaluation for the surface motor-driven planar motion stage are presented. For precision positioning applications, dynamic modeling, sliding mode observer-based control and hybrid sensorless control for the Sawyer motor-based planar motion stage are discussed. The authors believe this book can be a useful reference on precision motion control of planar motion stages or other types of precision positioning systems.
Planar motion stages actuated by planar motors, which can generate XY in-plane motions, have the advantages of direct drive, high speed, non-contact levitation and simple structure. Such kinds of stages, however, are sensitive to interferences between axes, modeling uncertainties and disturbances because there are no mechanical restrictions in the XY plane. Conventional stage controllers based on classical control methods cannot achieve satisfied positioning performance for the stage. This book presents the design and implementation of precision motion control strategies for the planar motion stages. For ultraprecision positioning applications, dynamics modeling, decoupled control, sliding mode observer- based compensation and performance evaluation for the surface motor-driven planar motion stage are presented. For precision positioning applications, dynamic modeling, sliding mode observer-based control and hybrid sensorless control for the Sawyer motor-based planar motion stage are discussed. The authors believe this book can be a useful reference on precision motion control of planar motion stages or other types of precision positioning systems.
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Planar motion stages actuated by planar motors, which can generate XY in-plane motions, have the advantages of direct drive, high speed, non-contact levitation and simple structure. Such kinds of stages, however, are sensitive to interferences between axes, modeling uncertainties and disturbances because there are no mechanical restrictions in the XY plane. Conventional stage controllers based on classical control methods cannot achieve satisfied positioning performance for the stage. This book presents the design and implementation of precision motion control strategies for the planar motion stages. For ultraprecision positioning applications, dynamics modeling, decoupled control, sliding mode observer- based compensation and performance evaluation for the surface motor-driven planar motion stage are presented. For precision positioning applications, dynamic modeling, sliding mode observer-based control and hybrid sensorless control for the Sawyer motor-based planar motion stage are discussed. The authors believe this book can be a useful reference on precision motion control of planar motion stages or other types of precision positioning systems.
