MANIPULATION
Modelling of a Flexible Robot Manipulator Using Finite Element Methods: A Symbolic Approach
M. O. Tokhi, Z. Mohamed
- Year
- 1999
- Citations
- 7
Abstract
This paper presents the development of a symbolic approach in characterising the dynamic behaviour of flexible robot manipulators using finite element (FE) methods. A constrained planar single link flexible manipulator is considered. A simulation algorithm of the system is developed using a symbolic language which enables system characterisation with varying parameters. Analyses and investigations in terms of system transfer function, stability, response and end-point vibration to an input command arc presented. An assessment of the performance of the approach is presented and discussed through numerical simulations.
Keywords
Finite element methodComputer scienceRobot manipulatorVibrationRobotManipulator (device)Point (geometry)Function (biology)Stability (learning theory)Symbolic computation
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