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Connecting System Identification and Robust Control for Next-Generation Motion Control of a Wafer Stage

Next-generation precision motion systems are lightweight to meet stringent requirements regarding throughput and accuracy. Such lightweight systems typically exhibit lightly damped flexible dynamics in the controller cross-over region. State-of-the-art modeling and motion control design procedures do not deliver the required model complexity and fidelity to control the flexible dynamical behavior. The aim of this paper is to develop a combined system identification and robust control design procedure for high performance motion control and apply it to a wafer stage. Hereto, new connections between system identification and robust control are employed. The experimental results confirm that the proposed procedure significantly extends existing results and enables next-generation motion control design.