Adaptive Distributed Control of a Flexible Manipulator Using an Iterative Learning Scheme

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This paper presents an adaptive distributed control method based on an iterative learning scheme for a flexible manipulator to realize trajectory tracking and vibration reducing. The dynamical model of the flexible manipulator is captured by partial differential equations (PDEs). The control objective is to design a boundary controller and a distributed controller so that the motion of the flexible manipulator can track a desired position, and the deflection can be suppressed simultaneously subjecting to system parameters uncertainties and spatio-temporal distributed disturbances. A Lyapunov based stability analysis is carried out to achieve stability of the controlled system. Finally, simulation results evaluate the validity of the derived control scheme.

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Yang, Y., Liu, Z., & Ma, G. (2019). Adaptive Distributed Control of a Flexible Manipulator Using an Iterative Learning Scheme. IEEE Access, 7, 145934–145943. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2946018

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