MANIPULATION
Global output-feedback tracking and load disturbance rejection for electrically-driven robotic manipulators with uncertain dynamics
G. Bartolini, Alessandro Pisano
- Year
- 2003
- Citations
- 15
Abstract
In this paper the tracking problem for rigid robot manipulators with uncertain parameters and unmodelled torque actuators (DC motors) is addressed and solved by combined first/second-order sliding mode control methodology. The robot is electrically-driven through a pulse-width modulated actuator supply voltage. The proposed controller does not require the availability of the joint velocity, is insensitive to smooth load disturbances and guarantees a global domain of attraction. Computer simulations confirm the feasibility of the proposed approach.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)ActuatorTracking (education)TorqueController (irrigation)RobotEngineeringControl engineeringDisturbance (geology)Computer science
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