Abstract
For analysis, control design and testing of an electromechanically actuated metal V-belt type CVT, a simulation model is built. Due to its complexity and nonlinear behavior, this model is not suitable for control design. To use control design techniques like H-inf or µ-synthesis, linear transfer functions from all inputs to all outputs must be known. Using approximate realization techniques, step responses simulated with the model are analyzed. In this way, alinearized state-space representation of the system is obtained. The transfer functions show resonancesaround 8−10 [Hz], depending on the CVT ratio. UsingMIMO-control, closed loop bandwidths that could beobtained are up to 10 [Hz] for ratio control and 15 [Hz] for slip control.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | 2004 International Continuously Variable and Hybrid Transmission Congress |
Place of Publication | United States, Davis, CA |
Pages | CDROM- |
Publication status | Published - 2004 |