Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform
Recently, applications of high-speed, lightweight parallel robots have been gaining increasing interest. Studies have shown that their elastic that their elastic deformation during operation often affects the robot's dynamic performance. In this paper, we designed and studied a 3 DOF parallel r...
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| description | Recently, applications of high-speed, lightweight parallel robots have been gaining increasing interest. Studies have shown that their elastic that their elastic deformation during operation often affects the robot's dynamic performance. In this paper, we designed and studied a 3 DOF parallel robot with a rotatable working platform. We developed a rigid-flexible coupled dynamics model consisting of a fully flexible rod and a rigid platform by combining the Assumed Mode Method with the Augmented Lagrange Method. The driving moments under three different modes were used as feedforward in the model's numerical simulation and analysis. We conducted a comparative analysis demonstrating that the flexible rod's elastic deformation under a redundant drive is significantly smaller than that of a non-redundant one, leading to a better suppression effect on vibration. The system's dynamic performance under the redundant drive was significantly superior compared to that of the non-redundant one. Additionally, the motion accuracy was higher and the driving mode b was better than that of the driving mode c. Finally, the proposed dynamics model's correctness was verified by modeling it in Adams. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-84cf47cd7d4e49fe8cecf792be28951f2023-01-31T02:26:25ZengAIMS PressMathematical Biosciences and Engineering1551-00182023-01-012023918394310.3934/mbe.2023183Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platformZhen Liu0Song Yang 1Tao Ding 2Ruimin Chai31. Xi'an Research Inst. of Hi-Tech, Xi'an 710025, China1. Xi'an Research Inst. of Hi-Tech, Xi'an 710025, China1. Xi'an Research Inst. of Hi-Tech, Xi'an 710025, China2. Xi'an North Electro-Optic Science and Technology Defense Co., Ltd., Xi'an 710043, ChinaRecently, applications of high-speed, lightweight parallel robots have been gaining increasing interest. Studies have shown that their elastic that their elastic deformation during operation often affects the robot's dynamic performance. In this paper, we designed and studied a 3 DOF parallel robot with a rotatable working platform. We developed a rigid-flexible coupled dynamics model consisting of a fully flexible rod and a rigid platform by combining the Assumed Mode Method with the Augmented Lagrange Method. The driving moments under three different modes were used as feedforward in the model's numerical simulation and analysis. We conducted a comparative analysis demonstrating that the flexible rod's elastic deformation under a redundant drive is significantly smaller than that of a non-redundant one, leading to a better suppression effect on vibration. The system's dynamic performance under the redundant drive was significantly superior compared to that of the non-redundant one. Additionally, the motion accuracy was higher and the driving mode b was better than that of the driving mode c. Finally, the proposed dynamics model's correctness was verified by modeling it in Adams.https://www.aimspress.com/article/doi/10.3934/mbe.2023183?viewType=HTMLparallel robotredundant actuationrigid-flexible coupling dynamic modelingassumed mode method |
| spellingShingle | Zhen Liu Song Yang Tao Ding Ruimin Chai Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering parallel robot redundant actuation rigid-flexible coupling dynamic modeling assumed mode method |
| title | Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform |
| title_full | Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform |
| title_fullStr | Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform |
| title_full_unstemmed | Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform |
| title_short | Dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower-mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform |
| title_sort | dynamic modeling and performance analysis of a lower mobility parallel robot with a rotatable platform |
| topic | parallel robot redundant actuation rigid-flexible coupling dynamic modeling assumed mode method |
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