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Robust Adaptive Control of Robots Using Neural Network: Global Stability

Chiman Kwan, D.M. Dawson, Frank L. Lewis

Year
2001
Citations
24

Abstract

ABSTRACT A desired compensation adaptive law‐based neural network (DCAL‐NN) controller is proposed for the robust position control of rigid‐link robots. The NN is used to approximate a highly nonlinear function. The controller can guarantee the global asymptotic stability of tracking errors and boundedness of NN weights. In addition, the NN weights here are tuned on‐line, with no offline learning phase required. When compared with standard adaptive robot controllers, we do not require linearity in the parameters, or lengthy and tedious preliminary analysis to determine a regression matrix. The controller can be regarded as a universal reusable controller because the same controller can be applied to any type of rigid robots without any modifications. A comparative simulation study with different robust and adaptive controllers is included.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)Controller (irrigation)RobotArtificial neural networkAdaptive controlComputer scienceRobust controlNonlinear systemStability (learning theory)Control engineering

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