In this paper, the dynamics and control strategies of a biped robot with 6-DOF parallel leg mechanism are studied. Firstly, the multi-body kinematic model and dynamic model of the robot are established. Secondly, the insufficient stiffness of robot’s feet and the coupling effect between the kinematic chains are considered in dynamics modeling, and the rigid-flexible coupling model is established by using ADAMS and finite element method. Finally, aiming at the position deviation and system vibration caused by the flexible foot, a strategy based on the combination of a computed torque controller (CTC) and a second-order sliding-mode super twisting algorithm (STA) is designed. At the same time, the control strategy based on CTC and PID and the control strategy based on CTC and sliding mode control (SMC) are designed to compare with CTC-STA. The results show that CTC-STA has faster regulation ability and stronger robustness than CTC-SMC and CTC-PID.
This paper presents a new combined strategy to control an uncertain heavy load robot with position disturbance caused by flexible foot, and the control strategy is realized only by position feedback. Firstly, deformation during motion is analyzed, and the position transformation generated by this deformation is treated as periodic position disturbance and non‐periodic position disturbance. Then, a control method combined by computed torque controller (CTC), super twisting sliding mode (STSM) controller, and fuzzy compensator is designed for the robot dynamic system to track ideal trajectory. Meanwhile, a proportional–integral–derivative (PID) controller based on CTC is designed as a comparison to verify the trajectory tracking performance and robustness of the combined strategy under external disturbances. Finally, simulation results show that CTC‐STSM is clearly found to converge faster and to show stronger ability to suppress interference than CTC‐PID. The addition of fuzzy compensator (CTC‐STSM‐Fuzzy) can further reduce the sliding mode chattering effect and improve the performance.
-Learner emotions play a decisive role in promoting second language learning and have increasingly attracted the attention of scholars both at home and abroad. The emotional education in China is still stuck in the "emotion as a tool" stage, andhas not yet become a "substantial presence". Based on discussions on various definitions, benefits and development review of emotion in second language learning, two forms of operating patterns of affective factors are found in language pedagogy, which are emotions affecting learning and affecting emotions in learning, and the utilization of the two operating patterns are ultimately conductive to optimizing cognitive effects and enhancing students' emotional intelligence.
This paper presents the position tracking performance of the robot system with uncertainties and external disturbances by using super twisting sliding mode control (STSMC) with fractional order (FO) sliding surface. In this scheme, fractional calculus theory is applied to the design of the sliding surface of STSMC, which can reduce the chattering caused by the switch control action and ensure that the control system has strong robust characteristics and fast convergence. Based on Lyapunov stability theory, the controller ensures the existence of sliding mode of sliding surface in finite time. Moreover, an adaptive STSMC reaching law is adopted. By using the fractional order nonlinear switching manifold and adaptive reaching law, the control performance can be obtained more effectively in sliding mode phase and the reaching phase, respectively. Finally, in order to validate the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed control strategy, the linear PID control strategy and the classical STSMC strategy are designed for comparative analysis, and the numerical calculation is carried out according to the dynamic model to study the position tracking accuracy of the robot under uncertainty and external interference.
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