New Control Schemes for Actuators

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
• Subjects: absolute pressure piston manometer; adaptive controller; adaptive fuzzy logic system (AFLS); ADRC; anomaly detection; asymmetric; bat search algorithm; bond graph; boundary control; changing balanced position; classic PI design; control design; digital twins; direct current microgrids; distributed drive; Economics, Finance, Business and Management; electric vehicle; Energy industries and utilities; experimental validation; failure control; fault diagnosis; flexible cable; four-tank system; friction compensation; fuzzy control; gain-scheduled control; high-precision control; History of engineering and technology; Induction Motor; Industry and industrial studies; Integral Sliding Mode Control; integrated electromechanical actuator; interleaved boost converter; Jacobi polynomial neural network; linear disturbance rejection control; Lyapunov stability principle; modified active disturbance rejection control (MADRC); motion control; n/a; nonlinear passivity-based control design; parameter tuning; partial differential equation; peak detector model; PID; PMSM; rice milling machine system; robot manipulator; robustness; speed control; system theoretical model; Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes; Technology: general issues; three-phase induction servo motor; thrust magnetic bearings; time-delay estimation (TDE); torque reconstruction; trajectory following controller; voltage regulation; water level control
• ISBN: 9783725835096; 9783725835102; 3725835098; 3725835101
• DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-3510-2

These control schemes represent a diverse range of approaches aimed at enhancing the efficiency, adaptability and reliability of actuators in different applications. The choice of a specific control scheme depends on the characteristics of the system, the desired performance of the actuator and the environmental conditions in which the actuator operates. This Special Issue is a collection of 12 excellent research papers published in Actuators, showcasing and discussing new advances in control theories and mechatronic systems for Actuators.