Velocity-free adaptive time delay control of robotic system
Summary: To improve the trajectory tracking performance of a complex nonlinear robotic system, a velocity-free adaptive time delay control is proposed. First, considering that conventional time delay control (TDC) may cause large time delay estimation (TDE) error under nonlinear friction, a TDC with gradient estimator is designed. Next, since it is complicated and time-consuming to adjust gains manually, an adaptive law is designed to estimate the gain of the gradient. Finally, in order to avoid the measurement of velocity and acceleration in the controller while enabling the robot to implement position tracking, an observer is designed. The proposed control can not only offset the nonlinear terms in the complex dynamics of the robotic system but also reduce the TDE error, estimate the gain of the gradient online, and avoid the measurement of velocity and acceleration. The stability of the system is analyzed via Lyapunov function. Simulations are conducted on a 2-DOF robot to verify the effectiveness of the proposed control.
- A new model-free trajectory tracking control for robot manipulators
- Adaptive prescribed performance control for nonlinear robotic systems
- Robust adaptive trajectory tracking independent of models for robotic manipulators
- Robust tracking control for a class of flexible-joint time-delay robots using only position measurements
- Adaptive high-order sliding mode control based on quasi-time delay estimation for uncertain robot manipulator
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