Sensorless Position Control Using Feedforward Internal Force for Completely Restrained Parallel-Wire-Driven Systems |
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Authors: | Kino H. Yahiro T. Taniguchi S. Tahara K. |
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Affiliation: | Dept. of Intell. Mech. Eng., Fukuoka Inst. of Technol., Fukuoka; |
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Abstract: | Generally, point-to-point control for a completely restrained (CR) parallel-wire-driven system requires a balancing internal force to prevent slackening of wires, along with a feedback term based on some displacement sensor. This paper specifically describes CR systems' internal force properties, then presents the possibility of motion convergence at a desired position when the internal force balancing at a position is given as sensorless feedforward input. Subsequently, we use the property of internal force positively for sensorless position control. This positioning method is applicable for low-cost manipulation, which does not require high accuracy, and for emergency positioning of systems when sensors malfunction. |
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