Location-Based Output Adaptation for Enhanced Actuator Performance using Frequency Sweep Analysis
Kevin Fischler, Seungjae Oh, Seokhee Jeon

TL;DR
This paper introduces a frequency sweep analysis method to improve actuator performance by creating location-specific transfer functions, enabling precise control in retrofitted or older devices with haptic feedback actuators.
Contribution
The paper proposes a versatile, fast, and simple methodology for enhancing actuator output through location-specific transfer functions derived from frequency sweep analysis.
Findings
Effective in retrofitting older devices with haptic actuators
Enables precise actuator control at various mounting positions
Simplifies the process of system property collection
Abstract
This paper presents a methodology for enhancing actuator performance in older devices or retrofitting devices with haptic feedback actuators. The approach is versatile, accommodating various actuator and mounting positions. Through a frequency sweep analysis, the system's characteristics are captured, enabling the creation of location-specific transfer functions to accurately transform input signals into command signals for a precise output at the target location. This method offers fast and simple collection of the system properties and generation of location-specific signals.
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Taxonomy
TopicsIterative Learning Control Systems · Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems · Aeroelasticity and Vibration Control
