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doi: 10.5937/fme2102429d
In this paper, the trajectory tracking problem of a nonlinear robotic system with 3DOFs under the control signal obtained through nonlinearly constrained state spaceIterative Learning Control (ILC) methods is considered. The focus of this paper is the analysis of different control system parameters on the convergence rate of two constrained state space ILCalgorithms: Bounded Error Algorithm (BEAILC) and Constrained Output algorithm (COILC), as well as the comparison between these two algorithms through simulations. The obtained results have shown that COILC algorithm converges faster than BEAILC algorithm when compared with the same learning and feedback parameters, due to lower trajectory restrictions. Also, it has been shown that an increase in feedback gains can decrease the number of iteration terminations during the learning process, thus allowing for more of the trajectory error information to be learned from during the single iteration. Moreover, simulations have shown that the decrease in learning parameter values will increase the number of iterations required to obtain the desired tracking accuracy.
state space, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, constrained output, TA349-359, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), ilc, ILC, TA1-2040, robot control, bounded error
state space, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, constrained output, TA349-359, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), ilc, ILC, TA1-2040, robot control, bounded error
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