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1 April 2014 An adaptive optimal control for smart structures based on the subspace tracking identification technique
Francesco Ripamonti, Ferruccio Resta, Massimo Borroni, Gabriele Cazzulani
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Abstract
A new method for the real-time identification of mechanical system modal parameters is used in order to design different adaptive control logics aiming to reduce the vibrations in a carbon fiber plate smart structure. It is instrumented with three piezoelectric actuators, three accelerometers and three strain gauges. The real-time identification is based on a recursive subspace tracking algorithm whose outputs are elaborated by an ARMA model. A statistical approach is finally applied to choose the modal parameter correct values. These are given in input to model-based control logics such as a gain scheduling and an adaptive LQR control.
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Francesco Ripamonti, Ferruccio Resta, Massimo Borroni, and Gabriele Cazzulani "An adaptive optimal control for smart structures based on the subspace tracking identification technique", Proc. SPIE 9057, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2014, 905735 (1 April 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2045311
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KEYWORDS
Adaptive control

Smart structures

Logic

Signal processing

Carbon

Control systems

Model-based design

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