A technique to reduce torque ripple by estimating and compensating the
feed forward control technique is reported in [5].
An adaptive
feed forward control works to drive the upcoming stroke of the piston, this being dependent on the preceding strokes to maintain the required charge, measured by the output of an encoder with an incremental resolution of 25nm.
Dynamic
feed forward control and computed torque control are common dynamic control methods [1-3].
A new multivariable optimal controller incorporating state feedback as well as
feed forward control for fast regulation and stability of a CSI fed IM drive is presented in this section.
To this can be connected
feed forward control signal.
Feedback and
feed forward control theory including Nyquist stability may be more relevant.
The idea of the
feed forward control is based on the assumption that most disturbances occur periodically with each rotation of the roller and can be predicted.
This is compensated by using a high pass filter with
feed forward control of stator flux and hence the jerk which is developed during transition from standstill to sensorless control can be avoided.
Most critical when seeking out the right solution is to find technology where the simultaneous measuring and calibration of all machine multi-axis kinematics for jerk limitation,
feed forward control, look-ahead, pilot control, and tool tip orientation are performed in process.
The actuators are driven in a closed
feed forward control loop, which means that multiple order harmonic waves are cancelled even when engine speeds change very quickly.
The load signal is used as a
feed forward control, to increase the fuel pressure when the load on the engine and its airflow increase.