A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System

Magnetoresistive angle position sensors are, beside Hall effect sensors, especially suitable for usage within servo systems due to their reliability, longevity, and resilience to unfavorable environmental conditions. The proposed distributed method for self-calibration of magnetoresistive angular po...

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Main Authors: Vladimir Čeperković, Vladimir Rajović, Milan Prokin
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-08-01
Series:Sensors
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/22/16/5974
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author Vladimir Čeperković
Vladimir Rajović
Milan Prokin
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description Magnetoresistive angle position sensors are, beside Hall effect sensors, especially suitable for usage within servo systems due to their reliability, longevity, and resilience to unfavorable environmental conditions. The proposed distributed method for self-calibration of magnetoresistive angular position sensor uses the data collected during the highest allowed speed shaft movement for the identification of the measurement process model parameters. Data acquisition and initial data processing have been realized as a part of the control process of the servo system, whereas the identification of the model parameters is a service of an application server. The method of minimizing of the sum of algebraic distances of the sensor readings and the parametrized model is employed for the identification of parameters of linear compensation, whereas the average shaft rotation speed has been used as a high precision reference for the identification of parameters of harmonic compensation. The proposed method, in addition to a fast convergence, provides for the increase in measurement accuracy for an order of magnitude. Experimentally obtained measurement uncertainty was better than 0.5°, with the residual variance less than 0.02°, comparable to the sensor resolution.
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spelling doaj.art-1e2a270674eb419b870449a7a053c2fc2023-12-03T14:25:25ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202022-08-012216597410.3390/s22165974A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo SystemVladimir Čeperković0Vladimir Rajović1Milan Prokin2Department of Electronics and Digital Systems, School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73, 11120 Belgrade, SerbiaDepartment of Electronics and Digital Systems, School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73, 11120 Belgrade, SerbiaDepartment of Electronics and Digital Systems, School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73, 11120 Belgrade, SerbiaMagnetoresistive angle position sensors are, beside Hall effect sensors, especially suitable for usage within servo systems due to their reliability, longevity, and resilience to unfavorable environmental conditions. The proposed distributed method for self-calibration of magnetoresistive angular position sensor uses the data collected during the highest allowed speed shaft movement for the identification of the measurement process model parameters. Data acquisition and initial data processing have been realized as a part of the control process of the servo system, whereas the identification of the model parameters is a service of an application server. The method of minimizing of the sum of algebraic distances of the sensor readings and the parametrized model is employed for the identification of parameters of linear compensation, whereas the average shaft rotation speed has been used as a high precision reference for the identification of parameters of harmonic compensation. The proposed method, in addition to a fast convergence, provides for the increase in measurement accuracy for an order of magnitude. Experimentally obtained measurement uncertainty was better than 0.5°, with the residual variance less than 0.02°, comparable to the sensor resolution.https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/22/16/5974magnetoresistive sensorsself-calibrationdistributed systemsservo systemangle measurement
spellingShingle Vladimir Čeperković
Vladimir Rajović
Milan Prokin
A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System
Sensors
magnetoresistive sensors
self-calibration
distributed systems
servo system
angle measurement
title A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System
title_full A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System
title_fullStr A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System
title_full_unstemmed A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System
title_short A Distributed Method for Self-Calibration of Magnetoresistive Angular Position Sensor within a Servo System
title_sort distributed method for self calibration of magnetoresistive angular position sensor within a servo system
topic magnetoresistive sensors
self-calibration
distributed systems
servo system
angle measurement
url https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/22/16/5974
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