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Data-driven feedforward control on active vibration isolation system

Feedforward control is widely applied on active vibration isolation system to attenuate vibration caused by base disturbance. Design of feedforward controller is conventionally based on plant model. Nevertheless, accurate plant model is normally not easy to be obtained. A data-driven feedforward control method is proposed in this paper to tackle this issue. In this method, no accurate plant model is needed and the problem of designing feedforward controller is formulated as a parameter optimization problem. By adopting FIR filter as feedforward controller structure, the parameter optimization problem is proved to be a convex optimization problem. A parameter iteration scheme based on Gauss-Newton algorithm is proposed to solve this parameter optimization problem. Gradient acquisition is achieved by Toeplitz matrix method. Employing certain step size, the optimal solution can be obtained with only one iteration. The proposed data-driven feedforward control method is validated by simulation and experiments. Experiments are conducted on a pneumatic spring active vibration isolation system.