2019
DOI: 10.1109/access.2019.2945674
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A Wave Variable Approach With Multiple Channel Architecture for Teleoperated System

Abstract: Performance of teleoperation can be greatly influenced by time delay in the process of tele-manipulation with respect to accuracy and transparency. Wave variable is an effective algorithm to achieve a good stable capability. However, some traditional wave variable methods may decrease the performance of transparency and suffer the impacts of wave reflection. To deal with the problem of stability and transparency in teleoperation, in this paper, a novel wave variable method with four channel is presented to ach… Show more

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“…Even the newly developed controllers are being tested on a 4-channel architecture [27]. An extension of the wave-variable method shown in [28] is still combined with a 4-channel architecture. But this sub-section shows that the traditional 4-channel architecture can be reduced to a 2-channel architecture using the proposed design.…”
Section: Reducing To a 2-channel Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even the newly developed controllers are being tested on a 4-channel architecture [27]. An extension of the wave-variable method shown in [28] is still combined with a 4-channel architecture. But this sub-section shows that the traditional 4-channel architecture can be reduced to a 2-channel architecture using the proposed design.…”
Section: Reducing To a 2-channel Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…is a lower bounded energy function representing the energy stored into the channel. Thus, from (7) we can deduce that the communication channel is lossless and from (8) we can notice that the energy contained in the transmitted waves is stored in the channel until it is delivered. Since master and slave sides are passive and since the interconnection of passive systems is passive, the overall teleoperation system is passive with respect to the pair ((F T h F T e ) T , ( ẋT m ẋT s ) T ).…”
Section: Background On Wave Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wave variables are almost a standard for stabilizing the delayed communication in bilateral teleoperation and they are still widely used (see e.g. [6], [7], [8], [9]). The success of wave variables is due to the simplicity of their implementation [4] and to the effectiveness in stabilizing the communication between local and remote sides even in case of variable time delays and packet loss [10].…”
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“…Zaman gec&kmeler& altında dört kanallı doğrusal olmayan &k& taraflı teleoperasyon s&stem&n&n pas&fl&k ve dalga değ&şken tabanlı kontrol gerçekleşt&r&lm&şt&r [19]. D&nam&k bel&rs&zl&kler& ve zaman gec&kmeler&n&n etk&s&n& azaltmak &ç&n dalga değ&şkenl& radyal tabanlı s&n&r ağları (RBFNN) kontrol yöntem& kullanılmıştır [20].B&rçok araştırmacı tarafından dalga değ&şken yöntem& araştırılmış, gel&şt&r&lm&ş ve gel&şt&r&lmeye devam ett&r&lmekted&r [21][22][23]. Şek&l 1'de &k& yönlü teleoperasyon s&stem&n&n genel görünümü göster&lm&şt&r.…”
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