Abstract
In this paper we develop framework for PID stabilization of a robot manipulator when using an object independently or in collaboration with a human arm. In both applications, the manipulator is equipped with a wrist sensor represented by an impedance. A second order manipulator transfer function along each coordinate direction is assumed. The aim of the paper is to design a PID controller when measurement of contact force, available via wrist sensor, is used to command the position controlled manipulator to a desired position and/or force profile. Necessary and sufficient conditions for stability of the closed loop system are developed using Hermite-Biehler Theorems. The theorems have been used to analyze stability of polynomials defined over the set of real numbers. Analgorithm for synthesis ofPID controllers using linear matrix inequalities is developed. The theoretical framework presented in this paper can be easily adapted to other low order manipulator transfer functions.
Recommended Citation
Roy, Anindo and Iqbal, Kamran
(2003)
"PID Stabilization of a Position-Controlled Robot Manipulator Acting Independently of in Collaboration with Human Arm,"
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science: Vol. 57, Article 19.
Available at:
https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol57/iss1/19
