A novel accelerometer based feedback concept for improving machine dynamic performance

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2016-11-10

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2405-8963

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Abir J, Morantz P, Longo S, Shore P, A novel accelerometer based feedback concept for improving machine dynamic performance. IFAC-Papers Online, Volume 49, Issue 21, 2016, Pages 553–558

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Small size ultra-precision Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines require high dynamic performance. Flexible frame phenomena can limit the machine dynamic performance, particularly in small size machines. A novel accelerometer based feedback concept for improving machine dynamic performance was developed and realised, a virtual metrology frame. It expends the limited techniques for improving dynamic performance of a small size machine by measuring the flexible frame displacement, and feeding it into the controller. The concept was implemented in a simplified linear motion system, and showed a 12dB reduction in the magnitude of the first resonance in the plant frequency response function. This allowed improving the servo bandwidth by 58% based on a PID controller. A new technique for real-time dynamic displacement measurements using accelerometer was developed. It shows a low sensor noise σ<30 nm; thus, accelerometers are used as a displacement sensor in a control system.

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Accelerometers, CNC, digital filter, flexible frame, noise, ultra-precision, virtual metrology frame

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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International

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