Publications by authors named "Shengchao Zhen"

A novel robust control strategy is proposed in this work to address the dynamic control problem of permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSM) position tracking and lessen the effect of system parameter and load fluctuations on the dynamic performance of PMSM. The tracking performance is improved by a robust control element built with the Lyapunov method to reduce the impact of uncertain factors such as parameter uncertainty, nonlinear friction, and external interference; the nominal control element is stabilized by the dynamics model. The uniformly bounded and uniformly final bounded systems are proven, and the associated conclusions are provided using the Lyapunov minimax approach.

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In this paper, derived from the proportional-derivative control and robust control, a novel practical robust control method based on a dynamic feedforward model is established by taking six-axis motion cooperative industrial robots as the research object. The nonlinear friction, parameter uncertainty, and external disturbance are taken into consideration while establishing the dynamic model of the cooperative industrial robot. The method includes a proportional-derivative control and a robust control.

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In this article, we apply a high-order control to a dynamical system with uncertainty. There are two characteristics. First, the uncertain part, which is time-varying but bounded, is described in a fuzzy aspect.

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While designing control for a class of underactuated mechanical systems (UMSs), the uncertainty and the prescribed nonholonomic tracking trajectories should be taken into consideration. Uncertainty considered in this article is time varying and bounded, and the bound of uncertainty is described using the fuzzy set theory, namely, fuzzy UMSs. An analytical dynamics-based view is taken in which the prescribed tracking trajectories are viewed as servo constraints which can be linear, nonlinear, holonomic, and nonholonomic.

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