Force/position tracking for electrohydraulic systems of a robotic excavator
Q.H. Nguyen, Q. P. Ha, David Rye, Hugh Durrant‐Whyte
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 46
Abstract
Presents the sliding mode axis control of the electrohydraulic servo systems of a robotic excavator. The dynamic systems are described by a comprehensive model that accounts for nonlinearities and friction effects of asymmetric hydraulic cylinders. A sliding mode controller is developed for the electrohydraulic actuator of each working axis to provide stable force tracking. With a proper choice of the reference force, the control law can also allow tracking of a desired piston displacement trajectory. Numerical simulation demonstrates the validity of the proposed technique. Experimental results show good performance and strong robustness in both force and position following.
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