1996 年 27 巻 4 号 p. 565-571
This paper shows a simple method to identify the approximate transfer function of an instrument as a standard 2nd order delay system, and illustrates its application for an electro-hydraulic servo-valve. It is shown that the dynamic performance parameters, i.e., the damping ratio ζυand undamped natural frequency ωnυ of the electro-hydraulic servo-valve can be identified by analyzing the self-excited oscillation waves in the bang-bang integrated flow-rate control system.
The experimental setup of the self-excited vibration system consists of an electro-hydraulic servo-valve, a flow-rate sensing system, an integrator and nonlinear electro-circuit. The dynamic performance parameters ζυ ωnυ of the electro-hydraulic servo-valve under general operational conditions are obtained by means of the self-excited vibration system, and in addition, the frequency responses of the hydraulic servo-valve are measured. Then, the frequency characteristics of the identified transfer function and of the measured data are compared to confirm the coincidence of both characteristics within the band width where the phase angle of frequency response becomes -75--90°.