MANIPULATION
Switched adaptive control for a class of robot manipulators
Niu Ruishan, Xia Wang, Jun Zhao, Chao Chen
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
A switched adaptive control scheme is proposed for robot manipulators to solve the problem caused by the load variation. The parameter jump caused by load changing is treated as the mode switching of the robot manipulator system. A switched controller, that switches synchronously with the system is designed. The update laws are designed in a way that the estimation value unchanged when its corresponding subsystem is inactive. Asymptotic state tracking under arbitrary switching is gained. An example of a two DOF robot arm is presented to validate the proposed method.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)Robot manipulatorRobotController (irrigation)Computer scienceState (computer science)Adaptive controlJumpTrajectoryControl engineering
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