robust tracking control of robot manipulators using only joint position measurements
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Abstract
This paper concerns the tracking control of a robot manipulator with unknown uncertainties and disturbances. It presents a new control method that uses only joint position measurements to design a tracking controller. The controller has two parts. One is based on a feedback linearization technique; it makes the nominal model of a manipulator asymptotically track a desired trajectory. The other is based on the idea of equivalent input disturbance (EID); it compensates for uncertainties and disturbances. Together they enable a robot manipulator to precisely track the desired trajectory. The new control algorithm is applied to a two-link robot manipulator, and simulation results demonstrate the validity of this method.
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| Authors | ;Ancai Zhang;Jinhua She;Xuzhi Lai;Min Wu;Jianlong Qiu;Xiangyong Chen |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.1155/2013/719474
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