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Existence of Feasible Solutions to the Inverse Dynamics of Flexible Robot Arms and Guidlines for Designing Arm Links
フレキシブルロボットアームの逆動力学に関する有効解の存在条件とアームの設計基準
1989
Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers
フレキシブルロボットアームの逆動力学に関する有効解の存在条件とアームの設計基準
Properties of solutions to the inverse dynamics problem of n-link, planar, flexible manipulator arms are analyzed. Conditions for the solution to be meaningful and usable as control commands are obtained. It is shown that, when a given trajectory to follow comprises the same frequency components as the extended natural frequencies of the arm structure, the solution to the inverse dynamics problem, which is provided as actuator torque commands, bocomes oscillatory and divergent with time. The
doi:10.9746/sicetr1965.25.325
fatcat:jv4omvgbdbfibem4sqqaqu4ofu