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Physics-Informed Ideal Acceleration Control with PIV-Parallel Sliding-Mode Learning for a Linear Motor Motion Stage

Sep 2026 · International Journal of Precision Engineering and Manufacturing · Vol 27, pp. 3631 - 3639 · 1 citation · 19 references

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A physics-informed learning framework that explicitly separates stabilization from learning is proposed, in which closed-loop stability is guaranteed a priori by a PIV–SMC architecture, while a radial basis function (RBF) neural network learns only the residual open-loop acceleration required to realize the prescribed ideal acceleration dynamics.

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