Pole assignment self-tuning controller for robotic manipulators
Meihua Liu, Wei Lin
- Year
- 1987
- Citations
- 13
Abstract
This paper presents an effective adaptive controller for robotic manipulators. A perturbation difference model of the manipulator is established for the first time, based on which a modified pole assignment self-tuning control algorithm is developed. The controller is designed such that the variance of a generalized cost function is minimized and the controller parameters are estimated directly. Closed-loop pole assignment is achieved by adjusting on-line the weighting factors in the cost function. Simulations to a manipulator with three degrees of freedom are given to demonstrate the effectiveness of this self-tuning controller.
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