For vibration isolation systems, vibration suppression and platform positioning are both important. Since absolute velocity feedback causes difficulty in achieving positioning while suppressing vibration, an H∞ control strategy based on sensor fusion feedback is proposed in this paper. The signals of inertial and displacement sensors are fused through a pair of complementary filters. Thus, active control based on the fusion signal could concurrently achieve vibration and position control since it is a displacement signal. In addition, the obtained fusion signals have a lower noise level. In this way, simultaneous positioning and vibration suppression can be established using the sensor fusion strategy. On this basis, in order to obtain an optimal H∞ controller, system damping can be maximized by using the performance weight function to attenuate noise; the system bandwidth is determined by the uncertainty weight function, which can avoid the effect of high-frequency modes of the system. The effectiveness of the proposed strategy is verified by comparing it with the conventional absolute velocity feedback strategy on a 3-DOF isolator.

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