Considering the special characteristics of the redundant parallel manipulator, with emphasis on the variable of structure, the relatively small workspace and the strong coupling relationship among arms, a synchronizat...Considering the special characteristics of the redundant parallel manipulator, with emphasis on the variable of structure, the relatively small workspace and the strong coupling relationship among arms, a synchronization control strategy is presented in this paper. Since in the feedforward, the inertial and the coriolis matrix are designed constant according to the relatively small workspace, position measurement of the endeffector in plane is ignored. Synchronization error and coupling error are introduced to reject the model errors of inertial and coriolis matrix as stated above. Using the method, the errors of driving arms can be reduced, and the synchronization performance among axes can be improved. The stability of the controllers was proved by Lyapunov method. Finally, experimental results show the feasibility of the method.展开更多
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.50775170 and 50805111by Xidian University under Grant No.JY10000904011 and JY10000904006
文摘Considering the special characteristics of the redundant parallel manipulator, with emphasis on the variable of structure, the relatively small workspace and the strong coupling relationship among arms, a synchronization control strategy is presented in this paper. Since in the feedforward, the inertial and the coriolis matrix are designed constant according to the relatively small workspace, position measurement of the endeffector in plane is ignored. Synchronization error and coupling error are introduced to reject the model errors of inertial and coriolis matrix as stated above. Using the method, the errors of driving arms can be reduced, and the synchronization performance among axes can be improved. The stability of the controllers was proved by Lyapunov method. Finally, experimental results show the feasibility of the method.
