Modelling and control of flexible robots
P. Chedmail, Yannick Aoustin, Christine Chevallereau
- Year
- 1991
- Citations
- 52
Abstract
Abstract The object of this paper is to present a study on the modelling and control of flexible robots by using a knowledge based control design approach. We first develop an appropriate model of such a mechanical system in the case of open loop robot structures. We use a total Lagrangian formulation. After discretization, the degrees of freedom are the joint variables and the elastic degrees of freedom of each link. The elastic motions are referred to the rigid configuration of the considered link. The control law is obtained by using a non‐linear decoupling technique which is applied to the joint variables. A second control loop performs an active damping of the elastic motions: it is based on the linearized model and uses the LQR method. This approach has been experimented with a two flexible links robot. The results demonstrate its feasibility. Further developments mainly concern theoretical aspects on the robustness of these control laws, the identification of the model parameters and the choice of other appropriate modelling techniques.
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