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日本名古屋工业大学岩崎誠教授学术报告会

发布人:安剑奇发表时间:2019-12-04点击:

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报告时间:129日(星期一)10:30

报告地点:东区八角楼学术报告厅

报 告 人:岩崎誠教授,日本名古屋工业大学,IEEE Fellow

                Makoto Iwasaki, Nagoya Institute of     Technology, Japan

报告题目:Fast and Precise Motion Control for     Industrial Positioning Devices with Strain Wave Gearing

内容简介:The invited     lecture presents a practical motion controller design technique for     precision positioning devices including strain wave gearing, e.g.     industrial multi-axis robots. Since HarmonicDrive® gears (HDGs), a typical     strain wave gearing, inherently possess nonlinear properties known as     Angular Transmission Errors (ATEs) due to structural errors and flexibility     in the mechanisms, the ideal positioning accuracy corresponding to the     apparent resolution cannot be essentially attained at the output of gearing     in the devices. In addition, mechanisms with HDGs generally excite resonant     vibrations due to the periodical disturbance by ATEs, especially in the     condition that the frequency of synchronous components of ATE corresponds to     the critical mechanical resonant frequency. The lecture, therefore, focuses     on the accurate settling and vibration suppression in positioning, in order     to improve the performance deteriorations by applying model-based     feedforward and feedback control approaches. In the compensator design,     under the assumption that the accurate mathematical models for ATE can be     obtained, a model-based feedforward compensation has been introduced to     improve the settling performance in the load position, as well as a feedback     compensator with a variable notch filter has been adopted to achieve the     mechanical vibration due to the ATE effects. The proposed approaches have     been applied to precision motion control of actual devices as servo     actuators, and verified through numerical simulations and experiments.

报告人简介:Makoto Iwasaki     received the B.S., M.S., and Dr. Eng. degrees in electrical and computer     engineering from Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan, in 1986,     1988, and 1991, respectively. Since 1991, he has been with the Department     of Computer Science and Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology, where     he is currently a Professor at the Department of Electrical and Mechanical     Engineering. As professional contributions of the IEEE, he has been an     AdCom member of IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES) in term of 2010     to 2019, a Technical Editor for IEEE/ASME TMech from 2010 to 2014, an     Associate Editor for IEEE TIE since 2014, a Management Committee member of     IEEE/ASME TMech (Secretary in 2016 and Treasurer in 2017), a     Co-Editors-in-Chief for IEEE TIE since 2016, a Vice President for Planning     and Development in term of 2018 to 2019, respectively. He is IEEE fellow     class 2015 for "contributions to fast and precise positioning in     motion controller design". He has received the Best Paper Award of     Trans of IEE Japan in 2013, the Best Paper Award of Fanuc FA Robot     Foundation in 2011, the Technical Development Award of IEE Japan in 2017,     the Nagamori Awards in 2017, the Ichimura Prize in Industry for Excellent     Achievement of Ichimura Foundation for New Technology in 2018, the     Technology Award of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering in 2018,     and the Commendation for Science and Technology by the Japanese Minister of     Education in 2019, respectively.

His     current research interests are the applications of control theories to     linear/nonlinear modeling and precision positioning, through various     collaborative research activities with industries.