Use of PID and Iterative Learning Controls on Improving Intra-Oral Hydraulic Loading System of Dental Implants
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概要
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This study presents the control design and tests of an intra-oral hydraulic system for quantitatively loading of a dental implant. The computer-controlled system was developed and employed for better pressure error compensation by PID (proportional-integral-derivative) control and point-to-point iterative learning algorithm. In vitro experiments showed that implant loading is precisely controlled (error 3%) for 0.5 Hz loading without air inclusion, and reasonably performed (error<10%) with air inclusion up to 20% of the total hydraulic volume. The PID controller maintains forces at the desired level while the learning controller eliminates overshoot/undershoot at the onset of each loading cycle. The system can be potentially used for in vivo animal studies for better understanding of how bone responds to implant loading. Quantitative information derived from this biomechanical model will add to improved designs of dental implants.
- 一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
- 2003-12-15
著者
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Ko Ching-chang
Minnesota Dental Research Center For Biomaterialsand Biomechanics University Of Minnesota
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Huang Yi-cheng
Department Of Mechatronics Engineering National Changhua University Of Education
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CHAN Manuel
Minnesota Dental Research Center for Biomaterialsand Biomechanics, University of Minnesota
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HSIN Yi-Ping
Nikon Research Corporation of America
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Chan Manuel
Minnesota Dental Research Center For Biomaterialsand Biomechanics University Of Minnesota