The application of initial state correction in iterative learning control and the experimental validation on a piezoelectric tube scanner

Abstract

In iterative learning control (ILC) it is generally assumed that the initial state is the same at the start of each iteration. In various applications, this assumption is easily violated. In this paper an initial state correction procedure is proposed to take into account the effect of a varying initial state. The algorithm is experimentally validated on a piezoelectric tube scanner. In these experiments, the piezoelectric tube scanner is linearized by means of a Preisach inverse hysteresis model.

Keywords

iterative learning control (ILC)initial state correction initial state effects piezoelectric tube scanner hysteresis Preisach model

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