
AbstractWe treat the question of control of an elastic robotic arm of two links. Of course, this approach can be extended to other elastic arms. A nonlinear ultimate boundedness controller (UBC) is synthesized such that in the closed‐loop system the joint angle tracking error is uniformly bounded and tends to a certain small neighborhood of the origin. The controller includes a reference joint angle trajectory generator and integral error feedback. Although the joint angles are controlled using the UBC, elastic modes are excited. A feedback stabilizer is designed for the linearized model including the UBC about the terminal state that is switched only in the vicinity of the equilibrium state for stabilization. Simulation results are presented to show that in the closed‐loop system including the UBC and the stabilizer accurate joint angle trajectory following and elastic mode stabilization are accomplished in the presence of uncertainty.
Robotics--Design, integral error feedback, Robots – Control systems, Pole assignment, Linear control systems, Robotics, feedback stabilizer, Robots--Control systems, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Feedback control, stabilization, nonlinear ultimate boundedness controller, Control theory, Controls and Control Theory, Manipulators (Mechanism), Control of mechanical systems, closed- loop system, elastic robotic arm
Robotics--Design, integral error feedback, Robots – Control systems, Pole assignment, Linear control systems, Robotics, feedback stabilizer, Robots--Control systems, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Feedback control, stabilization, nonlinear ultimate boundedness controller, Control theory, Controls and Control Theory, Manipulators (Mechanism), Control of mechanical systems, closed- loop system, elastic robotic arm
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