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Norm-Optimal Iterative Learning Control Applied to Gantry Robots for Automation Applications

James D. Ratcliffe, P. L. Lewin, Eric Rogers, J. Hätönen, D.H. Owens

Year
2006
Citations
118

Abstract

This paper is concerned with the practical implementation of the norm-optimal iterative learning control (NOILC) algorithm. Here, the complexity of this algorithm is first considered with respect to real-time control applications, and a new modified version, fast norm-optimal ILC (F-NOILC), is derived for this application, which potentially allows implementation with a sampling rate three times faster that the original algorithm. A performance index is used to assess the experimental results obtained from applying F-NOILC to an industrial gantry robot system and, in particular, the effects of varying the parameters in the cost function, which is at the heart of the norm-optimal approach

Keywords

Iterative learning controlAutomationNorm (philosophy)RobotOptimal controlMathematical optimizationComputer scienceControl theory (sociology)Iterative methodAlgorithm

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