Hydraulic actuator analysis for industrial robot multivariable control
Saeid Habibi, R.J. Richards, A.A. Goldenberg
- Year
- 2005
- Citations
- 22
Abstract
This paper aims to obtain a general mathematical function for hydraulic actuators which can be used for the design of multivariable controllers. The paper shows that the current/torque relationships of linear actuators may be represented as first order resulting overall in a third order input/output function for robots with large supply pressure. The model caters for the greatest source of instability in hydraulic systems, namely the compressibility feedback can be used to solve the problem of supply pressure variations resulting from multi-joint movements of robot arms. A large hydraulic robot, the Workmaster, formerly manufactured by Thorn EMI Robotics, is modeled without loss of generality.
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