Hybrid Control Algorithm Sliding Mode-PID for an Electrohydraulic Servo Actuator System Based on Particle Swarm Optimization Technique
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Abstract
The Electro-Hydraulic Servo Actuators (EHSA) use the technology of the integration between hydraulic and electrical systems.These Actuators are widely used in many modern control systems including aircraft and missile flight control systems which can produce a rapid response, high power-to-weight ratio, and large stiffness.However, the nonlinearity of the EHSA systems has an impact on their accuracy and motion control.In this paper, a hybrid control algorithm sliding mode-PID (SMCPID) controller is designed based on the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) technique to maintain or enhance the performance of the utilized controller and reduce the chattering phenomena.First, a detailed non-linear mathematical model of the EHSA is developed and a computer simulation program is built using MATLAB/SIMULINK package.Then, three types of control strategies are designed and studied: PID, SMC, and hybrid SMCPID controllers.The optimization of the parameters of the PID controller and the variables of the SMC and hybrid SMCPID controllers is presented by using the PSO technique.The SMC control strategy is developed from the derived dynamic equation, whose stability is demonstrated by the Lyapunov theorem.Finally, in order to ensure the effectiveness of the optimized controllers, a comparative simulation study between the three types of controllers is presented where the root mean square error (RMS) values, and overshoot percentage (O.S %) are calculated and act as the performance indexes for comparison purposes.The simulation results show that the proposed hybrid SMCPID controller tuned by the PSO technique outperforms the PID and SMC controllers in terms of overall performance.
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