Abstract

In this paper, a robust observer-based control strategy for n-DOF uncertain robot manipulators with fixed-time stability was developed. The novel fixed-time nonsingular sliding mode surface enables control errors to converge to the equilibrium point quickly within fixed time without singularity. The development of the novel fixed-time disturbance observer based on a uniform robust exact differentiator also allows uncertain terms and exterior disturbances to be proactively addressed. The designed observer can accurately approximate uncertain terms within a fixed time and contribute to significant chattering reduction in the traditional sliding mode control. A robust observer-based control strategy was formulated, according to a combination of the fixed-time nonsingular terminal sliding mode control method and the designed observer, to yield global fixed time stability for n-DOF uncertain robot manipulators. The proposed controller proved definitively that it was able to obtain global stabilization in fixed time. The approximation capability of the proposed observer, the convergence of the proposed sliding surface, and the effectiveness of the proposed control strategy in fixed time were fully confirmed by simulation performance on an industrial robot manipulator.

Highlights

  • If the control torques of fixed-time nonsingular terminal sliding mode control (FxNTSMC) are designed for robot manipulators (1) based on the proposed fixed-time nonsingular terminal sliding mode (FxNTSM) Surface in Equation (11) and the proposed fixed-time disturbance observers (FxDOs) in Equation (24)

  • The control parameter selection of the proposed sliding surface ensured the conditions presented below Equations (11) and (12) attained the fixed-time convergence of the control errors in system (3) without singularity

  • NFTSMC2 were accorded same thein sliding value to cope w observed that NFTSMC2 offered better tracking accuracy than NFTSMC1

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Summary

Introduction

Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. It implies that the observer’s estimation errors reach zero before the real trajectories of the robot have flowed to infinity To achieve both estimation accuracy and robustness in fixed time, and to remove the dependence of the initial conditions, a uniform robust exact differentiator (URED) was proposed [39]. Based on the stated goal, our paper developed an observer-based control algorithm for n-DOF robot manipulators under the existence of uncertain terms This was developed with the important contributions below, which facilitated the proposed work for real-time implementation. The proposed controller obtained high tracking accuracy, small overshoot, chattering reduction, robust anti-uncertainty ability, and fast convergence of both the tracking errors and the estimation errors within fixed time.

Description of Robot Manipulators’ Dynamic Model
Basic Definitions and Assumptions
Proposal of the FxNTSM Surface
Design of a Fixed-Time Disturbace Observer
Design of a FxNTSMC Method
Illustrative Example
Method
Path ofofthe errorsinin3-dimensional
Conclusions
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