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ROBOT DYNAMIC CONTROL INSTABILITIES.

Spencer J. Williams, K. Glover

Year
1985
Citations
3

Abstract

The authors demonstrate that a widely proposed method of robot dynamic control can be inherently unstable, due to an algebraic feedback loop condition causing an ill-posed feedback system. By focussing on the concept of ill-posedness a necessary and sufficient condition is derived for instability in robot manipulator systems which incorporate online acceleration cross-coupling control. Also demonstrated is a quasilinear multivariable control framework useful for assessing the robustness of this type of control when the instability condition is not obeyed.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)Robustness (evolution)InstabilityInertiaRobotFeedback controlComputer scienceAlgebraic numberRobot controlFeedback loop

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