Improved-third-order-extended-state-observer-based sliding-mode control using singular perturbation theory for flexible-joint robot
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Abstract
In order to cope with the changing industrial operation environment, based on the Flexible Joint Robot systems (FJR), this paper explores a control method of decoupling high-order systems by using singular perturbation theory (SPT). Considering the limitations of SPT in FJR systems, the method of introducing a saturated flexible compensator is used to change the premise that the joints need to be assumed to be weakly flexible, thereby expanding the application scope of SPT in such systems. Moreover, the improved third-order time-varying parameters extended state observer is used to observe the lumped interferences which can effectively suppress the peak problem caused by the initial value, and the adaptive continuous nonsingular fast terminal sliding film control method is combined to control the slow subsystem. Aiming at the fast subsystem, the integral flow is used to reconstruct and fast terminal sliding mode control method is combined to improve the initial oscillation problem.
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