Application of the Kalman Filters to the High-Performance Drive System With Elastic Coupling

In this paper, issues related to parameter identification and high-performance control of the drive system with an elastic joint are discussed. After a brief introduction, the mathematical model of the drive and the proposed high-performance control structure are presented. The effect of the location of closed-loop poles and cancellation of zeros of the structure is examined. Then, the mathematical models of the Kalman filters used in this study are presented, and the results of the identification procedure are described. The effectiveness of the proposed structure has been examined under simulation and experimental study.

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