Experimental studies of control concepts for a parallel manipulator with flexible links

被引:14
作者
Burkhardt, Markus [1 ]
Seifried, Robert [2 ]
Eberhard, Peter [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Stuttgart, Inst Engn & Computat Mech, Stuttgart, Germany
[2] Hamburg Univ Technol TUHH, Inst Mech & Ocean Engn, Hamburg, Germany
关键词
Experimental studies; Feed-forward control; Flexible multibody system; Servo constraints; MULTIBODY SYSTEMS;
D O I
10.1007/s12206-015-0515-1
中图分类号
TH [机械、仪表工业];
学科分类号
0802 ;
摘要
Control of flexible multibody systems, such as flexible manipulators, is a challenging task. This is especially true if end-effector trajectory tracking is aspired. On the one hand, these systems require a large number of generalized coordinates to describe their dynamical behavior accurately. On the other hand, only a small subset of these values can be measured or reconstructed on-the-fly. Hence, it is difficult, if not nearly impossible, to use a state controller. In addition, flexible systems are underactuated, i.e. they possess less control inputs than generalized coordinates. In case of a non-collocated output controller, which is the case for end-effector trajectory tracking, the closed loop of the system might lose passivity and is non-minimum phase. In order to achieve end-effector trajectory tracking, exact and approximate feed-forward controls can be applied. In this work, two different versions of such concepts are compared experimentally. These model-based concepts are computed off-line and they supply, next to the required input values, a C-1-continuous solution of the complete state vector which can be used for feedback control. If the system is non-minimum phase, a two-sided boundary value problem has to be solved and the solution includes a pre-actuation as well as a post-actuation phase. While the exact method incorporates all dynamical effects of the flexible multibody system, the approximate concepts neglect certain implications, for example the dynamical effects due to the flexibility. In addition to the presentation of the theoretical basics of the control approaches and the underlying models, this contribution addresses some of the crucial obstacles, which have to be overcome for the operation of the test bench, e.g., signal conditioning, state reconstruction and friction compensation. Since the installed sensors do not allow the direct measurement of the endeffector position, image tracking is used to judge the quality of the different control approaches.
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页码:2685 / 2691
页数:7
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