On explicit force regulation with active velocity damping for robot manipulators [Eksplicitna regulacija sile robotskog manipulatora aktivnim prigušenjem brzine]
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This paper presents a new interaction control structure that generates a family of explicit force regulators for robot manipulators. The proposed structure includes a term of a class of proportional-type functions in terms of force error; the force error is defined as the difference between a desired force and the actual force measured with a force sensor located at the end-effector. Also, the structure includes a generalized active velocity damping term in order to have a control of the energy dissipation, and a term used to compensate the gravity forces of the links. The stability analysis is performed in Lyapunov sense. An experimental comparison of two new explicit force regulators and the linear proportional structure, on a three degree-of-freedom, direct-drive robot, is presented. Also, proofs of the most important properties of the Cartesian dynamic model, are presented. © 2015, KoREMA. All rights reserved.
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Cartesian robot control; Direct-drive robot; Explicit force control; Interaction control; Lyapunov stability
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