Robot Motion and Control
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-84628-405-2_25
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On Electrical Analogues of Mechanical Systems and their Using in Analysis of Robot Dynamics

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“…The contraction force produced in the pneumatic muscle is determined based on virtual work (Jezierski, 2006) where dW p is the elementary work performed by compressed air when changing the muscle volume and dW f is the elementary work done by external force when shortening the muscle. Hence, the following expression can be given (Jezierski, 2006) where p m is the absolute air pressure in the muscle, p 0 is the atmospheric pressure, dV m is the volume change, F ax1 is the contraction force and d ( q 1x − q sx ) is the muscle shortening. Rearranging equation (3), the muscle force is calculated as follows The cylindrical volume V m of the pneumatic muscle depends on both its variable diameter d m and length q 1x − q sx , as follows …”
Section: Model Of a Horizontal Seat Suspension With The Pneumatic mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The contraction force produced in the pneumatic muscle is determined based on virtual work (Jezierski, 2006) where dW p is the elementary work performed by compressed air when changing the muscle volume and dW f is the elementary work done by external force when shortening the muscle. Hence, the following expression can be given (Jezierski, 2006) where p m is the absolute air pressure in the muscle, p 0 is the atmospheric pressure, dV m is the volume change, F ax1 is the contraction force and d ( q 1x − q sx ) is the muscle shortening. Rearranging equation (3), the muscle force is calculated as follows The cylindrical volume V m of the pneumatic muscle depends on both its variable diameter d m and length q 1x − q sx , as follows …”
Section: Model Of a Horizontal Seat Suspension With The Pneumatic mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The equation can be used to control the robot by the means of "the computed torque feedforward control". Equation (5) shows that the response of a conventional driver's impedance depends on the value of acceleration, velocity and position, as well as the value of the force controller, set controller parameters (�, � � and � � ) and the object's dynamic parameters (�, �, �, �).…”
Section: The Impedance Drivermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of impedance control was first introduced to the field of robotics by Hogan [3]. If we assume that we are utilizing the analogy of velocitycurrent [5,6], then mechanical impedance can be defined with a greater precision. Namely, after the adaption of an incremental linear dynamical model in the vicinity of a chosen operating point, the mechanical impedance of the kinematic chain is defined as the Laplace transform of the force exerted by the end-effector of the manipulator to the Laplace transform of effectors' velocity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Berthet et al [20] showed the electronic analog of the parametric instabilities in mechanical systems. Jezierski showed different dynamics of the electronic analog of a mechanical system used for the robotic dynamics [21]. Apart from that, a lot of works have been done regarding various aspects of the equivalence of electrical and mechanical systems [22][23][24][25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%