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posted on 2007-09-27, 07:54 authored by Thomas SteffenThomas Steffen, Jessica Davies, Roger Dixon, Roger Goodall, Argyrios C. ZolotasThis paper investigates the use of two electromagnetic
actuation elements in series to produce a fault-tolerant
actuator assembly. Faults in one or the other element are considered,
and their influence on the behaviour of the whole system
is analysed. By carefully choosing the mechanical parameters, it
is possible to completely avoid any effect of these faults on the
input/output behaviour. That means either of the two actuation
elements can keep the system operational and restore the nominal
behaviour without any changes to the system.
model matching, robust control, electro-mechanical actuator.
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STEFFEN, T. ... et al (2007). Using a series of moving coils as a high redundancy actuator. IN: IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics September 4-7, 2007, ETH Zürich, SwitzerlandPublisher
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