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Decoupling Type Multilateral Control by Using Identity Ratio

Toshiyuki Suzuyama, Seiichiro Katsura, Kiyoshi Ohishi

Year
2007
Citations
5
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Open access

Abstract

In this paper, a noble bilateral control method is introduced to realize decoupled haptic transmission technology. At first, bilateral system based on acceleration control is discussed. Both of master and slave are controlled by position regulator and force servoing, and these two controllers are decomposed into two modes “common mode” and “differential mode” in the virtual space. Decomposed controller helps to control position and force information individually. Second, the bilateral control is extended and generalized as a multilateral control, which based on the decomposed controller. Third, to realize decoupled haptic information, IR (identity ratio) is introduced into differential mode. IR shows ratio of each input in the common mode. Although slave robot is controlled by a numbers of masters, each of masters can feel the sense which depend on their inputs. Fourth, numerical simulation and experimental results are shown. The numerical simulation and experimental results show the viability of the proposed method.

Keywords

Decoupling (probability)Control theory (sociology)Position (finance)Haptic technologyController (irrigation)Computer scienceSliding mode controlMode (computer interface)Identity (music)Control engineering

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