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Bounded decoupling control for flexible‐joint robot manipulators with state estimation

Xin Cheng, Huashan Liu

Year
2020
Citations
13

Abstract

This study proposes a bounded controller for flexible‐joint robot manipulators that only requires state measurements of joint motors. Firstly, the singular perturbation theory is used to decouple the dynamics model of the flexible‐joint robot manipulator into slow and fast subsystems. Then, a saturated adaptive scheme combining backstepping control and radial basis function neural network approximator is applied to make the controller bounded and simplify the control law for the slow subsystem, and a new filtering operator is used in the fast subsystem to enhance the overall performance. Furthermore, the extended Kalman filter is involved to eliminate the states measurements of links in the closed‐loop tracking control. Finally, the stability of the whole system is analysed and the effectiveness of the proposed approach is verified.

Keywords

Decoupling (probability)Control theory (sociology)Bounded functionRobot manipulatorComputer scienceJoint (building)RobotControl (management)Control engineeringMathematics

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