| Summary: | To get better control performance in motor control, more and more researches tend to apply non-linear control laws in the field of motor control. However, most conventional non-linear control theory is based on explicit model of controlled object and often resulting in complexity. Besides, the control parameters tuning is mainly aiming at stability of the system. No valid direct performance-oriented non-linear control theory has been proposed. Facing the limitations, this paper presents a direct motor position control in an implicit data-driven manner. Unlike conventional non-linear motor controls that are based on explicit models and with stability-based parameters tuning, this study gives performance-oriented non-linear control by mastering non-linear discrete optimal control law in an implicit data-learning manner. Firstly, optimal data of position tracking problem is obtained by solving optimization problem. Secondly, the implicit discrete optimal control law hidden in data is learned by a BP neural network. Finally, the learned control law is implemented in real-time control to reproduce optimal control performance. Simulation and experiment results validated the feasibility of the data-driven controller, which could be helpful for performance-oriented non-linear control designs. The merits and further improvements are also discussed.
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