MANIPULATION
Global asymptotic stability of robot manipulators with linear PID and PI2D control
Antonio Lorı́a, Aaj Erjen Lefeber, Henk Nijmeijer
- Year
- 2000
- Citations
- 38
Abstract
In this note we address the problem of set-point control of robot manipulators with uncertain gravity knowledge by combining several previous contributions to PID control. The main contribution is a linear PID controller which ensures global asymptotic stability of the closed loop. The key feature of the controller is that the integration is started after a short transient. In the case of unmeasurable velocities, a similar ``delayed'' PI2D controller is shown to globally asymptotically stabilize the manipulator.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)PID controllerExponential stabilityController (irrigation)Stability (learning theory)RobotTransient (computer programming)Control engineeringStability theoryRobot manipulator
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