The joint vibration analysis of a multi-link surgical manipulator

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This paper presents a vibration analysis of a multi-link surgical micromanipulator joint, based on its detailed mathematical model. The manipulator's prototype contains 6 links with the diameter of 8-10 [mm] and with the length of the modules of about 130 [mm]. It is driven by brushless servomotors with worm and planetary gears, for which the total transmission ratio is above 1/10000. Regarding the low efficiency of micro-robot drive systems and its vibrations, a reliable joint model and its performance is crucial for the development of a high-precision control system. To achieve the required accuracy, modelling framework has been enriched with an advanced model of friction. Simulation results are presented and discussed. Copyright © 2012 by PAN - IPPT.

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Leniowska, L., & Leniowski, R. (2012). The joint vibration analysis of a multi-link surgical manipulator. Archives of Acoustics, 37(4), 475–482. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10168-012-0059-7

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