
handle: 20.500.12010/9047
Se presenta el diseño de un control estándar basado en la norma H2 y de un control H-infinito aplicados en un manipulador de dos grados de libertad. El manipulador se modeló con las ecuaciones de Euler-Lagrange y la función de disipación de Rayleigh. Se utilizó un modelo en el Toolbox SimMechanics exportando la geometría y propiedades físicas desde SolidWorks. Los resultados demuestran que la respuesta transitoria en el control H infinito es más suave que en el control estándar.
This paper presents the design of a standard control based on the H2 standard and an H-infinity control applied in a manipulator of two degrees of freedom. The manipulator was modeled with the Euler-Lagrange equations and the Rayleigh dissipation function. A model was used in the SimMechanics Toolbox by exporting geometry and physical properties from SolidWorks. The results obtained show that transient response in H infinity control is smoother than the standard control.
Control estándar, Manipuladores (Mecanismo) -- Investigaciones, Manipulador robótico, Control H Infinito, SolidWorks, Robótica -- Investigaciones, H Infinity control, Standard control, Robotic manipulator
Control estándar, Manipuladores (Mecanismo) -- Investigaciones, Manipulador robótico, Control H Infinito, SolidWorks, Robótica -- Investigaciones, H Infinity control, Standard control, Robotic manipulator
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