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Robust Tracking Control of a Piezoactuator Using a New Approximate Hysteresis Model

A new approximate model, which consists of a variable gain and a variable time-delay, is proposed to describe the hysteresis behavior of a piezoactuator. The variable gain is assumed to be a function of the magnitude of the input command, while the time-delay is assumed to be a function of the frequency of the input command. The ranges of these two variable parameters are determined through open loop tests. According to the proposed approximate model, a Smith predictor-based robust H x controller is developed to achieve high-precision tracking control of a piezoactuator. Analytical simulation and experimental results on tracking several types of reference inputs demonstrate that the maximum trucking error can be reduced to be less than 2% of the traveling path by utilising the proposed controller design.