CORIOLIS VIBRATORY MEMS GYRO DRIVE AXIS CONTROL WITH PROXY-BASED SLIDING MODE CONTROLLER

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2022-6-20
ÜNSAL ÖZTÜRK, DERYA
This thesis investigates controller design on the drive axis of MEMS gyroscopes. To increase the performance of gyros, modeling errors, mechanical imperfections, and sensor parameter changes due to the change of environmental factors should be eliminated. The tracking parameters of the closed loop MEMS gyro is strongly related to the performance of the controller on the drive axis. This controller should be robust to disruptive effects and modeling errors. This study uses “Weighted Feed Forward Controller” and “Proxy Based Sliding Mode Controller” methods to control the drive axis. Weighted Feedforward Controllers are used to change the places of zeros to increase error performance and response time. Both methods are robust to model uncertainty and disruptive effects on simulation environments. However, experiments prove that “Proxy Based Sliding Mode Controller” performance overwhelms the other methods. Sliding Mode Controller and PID controller are implemented to compare both methods is based on simulation and experimental data.

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D. ÜNSAL ÖZTÜRK, “CORIOLIS VIBRATORY MEMS GYRO DRIVE AXIS CONTROL WITH PROXY-BASED SLIDING MODE CONTROLLER,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2022.