MANIPULATION
Motion control for articulated robots based on accurate modeling
Yuki Kosaka, Akiko Shimada
- Year
- 2004
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
This paper proposes a motion control technique for robot manipulators. The strongest point of the technique is high performance on vibration suppression. The robot control system proposed is characterized by a function that considers the rotor dynamics including rotor masses and the low rigidity in the mechanical reduction gears. The controller is designed as a sampled-data optimal servo control system with a digital disturbance observer expressed by state space form. Finally, an experimental result on a real two degrees of freedom robot manipulator is shown.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)RobotMotion controlServomotorControl engineeringComputer scienceRigidity (electromagnetism)Rotor (electric)Robot controlController (irrigation)
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