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Modeling of nano piezoelectric actuator based on block matching algorithm with optimal block size

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In order to model the hysteresis behavior of a nano piezoelectric actuator (PA) on nano scale in a real time system, a new hysteresis modeling method based on an improved sub-pixel blocking matching algorithm with an optimal block size is proposed in this paper. First, Preisach model is introduced to model the hysteresis behavior of a piezoelectric actuator. Then, a real time block matching algorithm is researched and its block size is optimized with a standard object. Finally, experiments are performed with respect to a nanometer movement platform system, and the results show the feasibility and validity of the sub-pixel estimation based block matching algorithm and its application in modeling the hysteresis behavior of PA.

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Wei, Y., Wu, C. Modeling of nano piezoelectric actuator based on block matching algorithm with optimal block size. Sci. China Technol. Sci. 56, 2649–2657 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11431-013-5351-x

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