MANIPULATION
FORCE/POSITION SLIDING‐MODE CONTROL OF A ROBOT MANIPULATOR IN A NON‐RIGID ENVIRONMENT
Yon‐Ping Chen, LU Zhen-zhong
- Year
- 1999
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
This paper proposes a sliding‐mode force/position controller for a robot manipulator in contact with an isotropic and homogenous environment with upper‐bounded uncertain stiffness. The sliding‐mode controller design is based on a contact force model linear with the environment deformation. Measurement of the derivative of the contact force is not needed. The sliding vector is chosen on purpose to enable the system to initially be located in the sliding mode so as to avoid undesired transient behavior.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)Sliding mode controlController (irrigation)Position (finance)Contact forceStiffnessRobotEngineeringMode (computer interface)Bounded function
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