MANIPULATION
Two-time Scale Sliding Control of Manipulators with Flexible Joints
J.-J.E. Slotine, Seok Jin Hong
- Year
- 1986
- Citations
- 40
Abstract
This paper applies a two-time scale sliding control approach to the control of robot manipulators with flexible joints in the presence of model uncertainty. A singular perturbation model is used to decompose the manipulator dynamics into a slow and a fast submodel, using the concept of slow manifold. A slow sliding controller is designed in order to account for parametric uncertainty on the slow manifold. Further, a fast sliding controller guarantees that the slow manifold is attractive (i.e. all fast system trajectories converge to the slow manifold) despite parametric uncertainty.
Keywords
Slow manifoldSingular perturbationControl theory (sociology)Manifold (fluid mechanics)Parametric statisticsController (irrigation)Invariant manifoldRobotPerturbation (astronomy)Computer science
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