Method and apparatus for digital position control

Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – Adaptive or optimizing systems including 'bang-bang' servos

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318560, 318632, 318434, G05B 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A digital position control system having a model of a plant therein is applied to a head position control system for a HDD in which a head moving unit is made to be a plant. A CPU of the HDD performs bang--bang control of the model to control movement of the head, and performs model following control to cause the head moving unit to follow the control of the model. Moreover, the CPU determines all of control input values attributable to dead beat control are smaller than an input limit value in a state of a deceleration state caused by the bang--bang control. When all of control input values are smaller than the input limit value of the plant, the CPU performs switching control to switch the bang--bang control to the dead beat control.

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