In the past decade, the drive units used in aircraft have been replaced by electro-mechanical actuators (EMA) in hydraulic actuators (HA). This is because EMA has advantages such as economic efficiency, energy efficiency, noise reduction, maintenance,...
In the past decade, the drive units used in aircraft have been replaced by electro-mechanical actuators (EMA) in hydraulic actuators (HA). This is because EMA has advantages such as economic efficiency, energy efficiency, noise reduction, maintenance, and weight reduction compared to HA. In addition, parts used in aircraft are used in duplicate for safety. Unlike other components, force-fighting occurs when the drive is redundant. Although the problem does not occur in the beginning, if force-fighting continues, it will reduce the life of the component and cause fatigue failure. Therefore, force-fighting needs to be removed or improved for the stable operation of the aircraft. The force generated by force-fighting is assumed to be disturbance. In this paper, a Q-filter-based disturbance observer (DOB) and an extended state observer (ESO) are used. Simulation verification shows that both models improve the influence of force-filtering and external disturbance of Dual-Redundant Actuator. Q-filter-based DOB has the advantage of less error in observation of disturbance compared to ESO, and ESO has the advantage of being able to observe stable output and internal information including disturbance compared to Q-filter-based DOB.