Method for controlling a servo system having friction

Claim 2

Method for controlling a servo system having friction, with a non-linear position controller which determines a value of a control variable (Ns, Vs) supplied to the servo system; said method comprising: combining an input control value corresponding to a desired position of the servo system with an output signal value corresponding to a current position of the servo system to form a control deviation value (Δx); and determining said control variable value as a function of said control deviation value (Δx), using a non-linear characteristic in the position controller defined such that the value of the control variable (Ns, Vs) when a control deviation value (Δx) which lies outside a predetermined target region within which the servo system is to come to rest is present, produces a torque or a force which is adequate to tear the servo system free of its stiction torque or stiction, and such that said value of said control variable (Ns, Vs) corresponds to a desired speed which produces a movement energy of the servo system which can be dissipated in the target region; and, wherein the non-linear characteristic, with increasing values of said control deviation value (Δx), has a second predetermined region which has a smaller gradient than in a third region.

Claim 3

Method for controlling a servo system having friction, with a non-linear position controller which determines a value of a control variable (Ns, Vs) supplied to the servo system; said method comprising: combining an input control value corresponding to a desired position of the servo system with an output signal value corresponding to a current position of the servo system to form a control deviation value (Δx); and determining said control variable value as a function of said control deviation value (Δx), using a non-linear characteristic in the position controller defined such that the value of the control variable (Ns, Vs) when a control deviation value (Δx) which lies outside a predetermined target region within which the servo system is to come to rest is present, produces a torque or a force which is adequate to tear the servo system free of its stiction torque or stiction, and such that said value of said control variable (Ns, Vs) corresponds to a desired speed which produces a movement energy of the servo system which can be dissipated in the target region; and, wherein the position controller contains an integrating component and said step of determining includes integrating the control deviation value (Δx) and adding same to the value of the control variable determined as a function of the control deviation value prior to supplying the variable value to the servo system.

Claim 4

Method for controlling a servo system having friction, with a non-linear position controller which determines a value of a control variable (Ns, Vs) supplied to the servo system; said method comprising: combining an input control value corresponding to a desired position of the servo system with an output signal value corresponding to a current position of the servo system to form a control deviation value (Δx); and determining said control variable value as a function of said control deviation value (Δx), using a non-linear characteristic in the position controller defined such that the value of the control variable (Ns, Vs) when a control deviation value (Δx) which lies outside a predetermined target region within which the servo system is to come to rest is present, produces a torque or a force which is adequate to tear the servo system free of its stiction torque or stiction, and such that said value of said control variable (Ns, Vs) corresponds to a desired speed which produces a movement energy of the servo system which can be dissipated in the target region; and, wherein the position controller contains an integrating component and said step of determining includes integrating the control deviation value (Δx) and adding same to the value of the control variable determined as a function of the control deviation value prior to supplying the variable value to the servo system.

Claim 5

Method according to claim 2, wherein the non-linear characteristic has a gradient which deviates from zero in the target region.

Claim 6

Method according to claim 2, wherein the integrating component is varied as a function of the control deviation |Δx|.

Claim 7

Method according to claim 4, wherein the integrating component is reduced to zero outside a predetermined control deviation value |Δx|≦|X3|, where X3 is a value outside of said target region.

Claim 8

Method for controlling a servo system having friction, with a non-linear position controller which determines a value of a control variable (Ns, Vs) supplied to the servo system; said method comprising: combining an input control value corresponding to a desired position of the servo system with an output signal value corresponding to a current position of the servo system to form a control deviation value (Δx); and determining said control variable value as a function of said control deviation value (Δx) using a non-linear, non-integrated characteristic in the position controller, with this characteristic being defined such that the value of the control variable (Ns, Vs) when a control deviation value (Δx) which lies outside a predetermined target region within which the servo system is to come to rest is present, produces a torque or a force which is adequate to tear the servo system free of its stiction torque or stiction, and such that said value of said control variable (Ns, Vs) corresponds to a desired speed which produces a movement energy of the servo system which can be dissipated in the target region to cause the servo system to come to rest within the target region.

Claim 9

Method for controlling a servo system having friction, with a non-linear position controller which determines a value of a control variable (Ns, Vs) supplied to the servo system; said method comprising: combining an input control value corresponding to a desired position of the servo system with an output signal value corresponding to a current position of the servo system to form a control deviation value (Δx); and determining said control variable value as a function of said control deviation value (Δx) using a non-linear, non-integrated characteristic in the position controller, with this characteristic being defined such that the value of the control variable (Ns, Vs) when a control deviation value (Δx) which lies outside a predetermined target region within which the servo system is to come to rest is present, produces a torque or a force which is adequate to tear the servo system free of its stiction torque or stiction, and such that said value of said control variable (Ns, Vs) corresponds to a desired speed which produces a movement energy of the servo system which can be dissipated in the target region to cause the servo system to come to rest within the target region.

Claim 10

Method according to claim 6, used for control of a control rod of a diesel fuel injection pump or control of a motor vehicle suspension.