MANIPULATION
Simplification and Linearization of Manipulator Dynamics by the Design of Inertia Distribution
Daniel C. H. Yang, Shia-Tzu Tzeng
- Year
- 1986
- Citations
- 50
Abstract
This paper presents a new approach to designing a simple manipulator with better dynamic behavior. The method is based on eliminating coefficients of nonlinear terms in the system's kinetic and potential energy equations. Accordingly, a set of design criteria regarding the link's inertia distribu tion can be established for each robot type. A robot designed to satisfy these criteria will result in much simplified dy namics. Also we find that for some configurations of three- and four-link robots, it is possible to design for completely linearized dynamic equations.
Keywords
LinearizationInertiaControl theory (sociology)Nonlinear systemRobotSet (abstract data type)Computer scienceSimple (philosophy)Manipulator (device)Control engineering
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