Design of a joint angle measurement system for the rotary joint of a robotic arm using an Incremental Rotary Encoder

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The design of a prototype system that measures the joint angles of the rotary joint of a robotic exoskeleton is presented in this work. An incremental rotary encoder is a sensor that can be connected to any rotary joint to measure the angle of rotation, speed of rotation, direction of rotation (clockwise or counter-clockwise motion) as well as the acceleration of a joint. The measurement system using a rotary encoder which generates an electrical signal either analog or digital according to the rotation movement was designed in this work. A prototype rotary joint having a 270° range of motion was fabricated with ABS plastic using 3D printing and then connected to an incremental rotary encoder to measure its speed and angle of motion. A robotic exoskeleton was then proposed to be used with the tested and developed measurement system.

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Oguntosin, V., & Akindele, A. (2019). Design of a joint angle measurement system for the rotary joint of a robotic arm using an Incremental Rotary Encoder. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1299). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1299/1/012108

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