Explicit dynamics equations of the constrained robotic systems

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作者
Stefan Staicu
Xin-Jun Liu
Jianfeng Li
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[1] University “Politehnica” of Bucharest,Department of Mechanics
[2] Tsinghua University,Institute of Manufacturing Engineering, Department of Precision Instruments
[3] Beijing University of Technology,The College of Mechanical Engineering & Applied Electronics Technology
来源
Nonlinear Dynamics | 2009年 / 58卷
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Dynamics; Kinematics; Parallel robot; Virtual power;
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Recursive matrix relations concerning the kinematics and the dynamics of a constrained robotic system, schematized by several kinematical chains, are established in this paper. Introducing frames and bases, we first analyze the geometrical properties of the mechanism and derive a general set of relations. Kinematics of the vector system of velocities and accelerations for each element of robot are then obtained. Expressed for every independent loop of the robot, useful conditions of connectivity regarding the relative velocities and accelerations are determined for direct or inverse kinematics problem. Based on the general principle of virtual powers, final matrix relations written in a recursive compact form express just the explicit dynamics equations of a constrained robotic system. Establishing active forces or actuator torques in an inverse dynamic problem, these equations are useful in fact for real-time control of a robot.
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页码:217 / 235
页数:18
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