The underlying concept is based on an independent joint control strategy. The joint angles of each actuator are controlled by a cascaded position controller with an inner velocity and a motor-current loop. Strain measurements on each link are fed back to the input of the velocity control loop at the preceding joint. Additionally a zero-vibration input shaper filters the command signal.
Timeline:
00:07 Step motion from [0°, 0°, 0°] to [0°, 45°, -45°]
00:23 Step motion from [0°, 45°, -45°] to [0°, 135°, 45°]
00:39 Hit from an additional test mass falling onto the robot at [0°, 135°, 45°]
References:
- Malzahn, J., A. S. Phung, F. Hoffmann und T. Bertram: Vibration Control of a Multi-Flexible-Link Robot Arm under Gravity, In IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics, Phuket (Thailand),07.-11.12.2011, pp. 1249-1254
Dezember 2011
- Malzahn, J., M. Ruderman, A. S. Phung, F. Hoffmann und T. Bertram: Input Shaping and strain gauge feedback vibration control of an elastic robotic arm, 2010 IEEE Conference on Control and Fault Tolerant Systems (Systol'10), pp. 672-677, Nice, France
Oktober 2010
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