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Event-Triggered Active Disturbance Rejection Control of DC Torque Motors

Physical servo systems are affected by disturbances, uncertainties, and resource restrictions. In this paper, an event-triggered active disturbance rejection control approach is proposed to achieve position tracking of dc torque motors. An event-based sampler together with an extended state observer is introduced, which allows the joint observation of the system state, and the total disturbance induced by model uncertainty and intermittent sampling. Based on the observation results, closed-loop control is achieved with guaranteed stable tracking performance. To quantify the effect of event-based sampling, a quantitative relationship between the asymptotic upper bound of tracking error and the parameters in the event-based sampler is developed. The control strategy is applied to a dc torque motor system, and comparative experimental results indicate that for different reference signals, the proposed event-based control strategy can achieve satisfactory tracking performance with reduced sampling cost.