Disturbance Estimation and Modeling by Iterative Learning Process for Performance Improvement in Trajectory Control

This paper presents a modeling methodology for unknown disturbances based on a disturbance estimation using a iterative learning process in mechatronic systems. In this research, the nonlinear friction and the modeling errors between mathematical model and actual plant system should be handled as th...

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Springs
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