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High-precision position control and pressure control are core performance requirements for modern electro-hydraulic actuators. While the design of controllers for high-performance position servo systems is relatively straightforward, the development of pressure control strategies for electro-hydraulic actuators poses substantially greater challenges. This is primarily due to the fact that unknown time-varying parameters, load dynamics, and sensor-induced measurement noise within the system drastically deteriorate the performance of the closed-loop system. To address these challenges, this study proposes an adaptive output feedback pressure controller specifically tailored for electro-hydraulic servo systems. This controller not only exhibits insensitivity to dynamic load disturbances but also effectively mitigates the adverse effects of time-varying parameters and sensor measurement noise. Theoretical analysis demonstrates that the proposed controller can guarantee the asymptotic stability of the system’s tracking error. Furthermore, detailed simulation and experimental results are presented to validate the superiority of the designed controller over conventional control strategies.
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