Performance index mance evaluation, and is the is the standard of perfor- foundation of both perfor- mance analysis and optimal design for the parallel manipulator. Seeking the suitable kinematic indices is always an ...Performance index mance evaluation, and is the is the standard of perfor- foundation of both perfor- mance analysis and optimal design for the parallel manipulator. Seeking the suitable kinematic indices is always an important and challenging issue for the parallel manipulator. So far, there are extensive studies in this field, but few existing indices can meet all the requirements, such as simple, intuitive, and universal. To solve this problem, the matrix orthogonal degree is adopted, and generalized transmission indices that can evaluate motion/force trans- missibility of fully parallel manipulators are proposed. Transmission performance analysis of typical branches, end effectors, and parallel manipulators is given to illus- trate proposed indices and analysis methodology. Simula- tion and analysis results reveal that proposed transmission indices possess significant advantages, such as normalized finite （ranging from 0 to l）, dimensionally homogeneous, frame-free, intuitive and easy to calculate. Besides, pro- posed indices well indicate the good transmission region and relativity to the singularity with better resolution than the traditional local conditioning index, and provide a novel tool for kinematic analysis and optimal design of fully parallel manipulators.展开更多
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51575292,51475252,91648107)National Key Technology Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2105BAF19B00)National Science and Technology Major Project of China(Grant No.2016ZX04004004)
文摘Performance index mance evaluation, and is the is the standard of perfor- foundation of both perfor- mance analysis and optimal design for the parallel manipulator. Seeking the suitable kinematic indices is always an important and challenging issue for the parallel manipulator. So far, there are extensive studies in this field, but few existing indices can meet all the requirements, such as simple, intuitive, and universal. To solve this problem, the matrix orthogonal degree is adopted, and generalized transmission indices that can evaluate motion/force trans- missibility of fully parallel manipulators are proposed. Transmission performance analysis of typical branches, end effectors, and parallel manipulators is given to illus- trate proposed indices and analysis methodology. Simula- tion and analysis results reveal that proposed transmission indices possess significant advantages, such as normalized finite （ranging from 0 to l）, dimensionally homogeneous, frame-free, intuitive and easy to calculate. Besides, pro- posed indices well indicate the good transmission region and relativity to the singularity with better resolution than the traditional local conditioning index, and provide a novel tool for kinematic analysis and optimal design of fully parallel manipulators.
