Abstract
In this article, some remarks concerning dynamics investigation of a manipulator described using first-order equations of motion with a viscous damping model is conducted. The viscous damping model arises from the Rayleigh dissipation potential and decomposition of the manipulator mass matrix. As a result, it takes into account both kinematic and mechanical parameters of the system. Moreover, the use of first-order equations of motion leads to obtaining some interesting insight into the manipulator dynamics. The proposed approach was tested on a three-degrees-of-freedom, three-dimensional Yasukawa-like robot.
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