2017
DOI: 10.18178/ijmerr.6.6.476-480
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Dexterity Robot Manipulator Gripper Using Auto Tuning of PID Control

Abstract: Robot manipulator are usually interact with the system, and in industrial activity is usually referred to as a gripper hand. Simulation technique is a method used to design and analyze the characteristic of kinematic motions of the robot manipulator gripper. A novel control architecture has been proposed using auto tune of Proportional, Integral and Derivative controller to improve the kinematic motion responses performance for robot manipulator gripper. By using the auto tuning of PID control is expected kine… Show more

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“…Besides, a digital control system makes it possible to control indoor temperature more precisely compared to analog/thermostat system where heating inertia can cause about 1.5 ° C indoor temperature variations resulting in thermal discomfort [3]. Modern systems of indoor temperature automatic control are the systems which function despite the availability of uncertainties of many types [4][5][6][7]. To take into account concomitant nonlinearities and other factors in mathematical models of temperature control systems which refer to nonlinear discrete automatic control systems (NDACS), it is necessary to apply special methods of research that could take into account not only structural peculiarities of NDACS, but also a model stability to uncertainties (robustness).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, a digital control system makes it possible to control indoor temperature more precisely compared to analog/thermostat system where heating inertia can cause about 1.5 ° C indoor temperature variations resulting in thermal discomfort [3]. Modern systems of indoor temperature automatic control are the systems which function despite the availability of uncertainties of many types [4][5][6][7]. To take into account concomitant nonlinearities and other factors in mathematical models of temperature control systems which refer to nonlinear discrete automatic control systems (NDACS), it is necessary to apply special methods of research that could take into account not only structural peculiarities of NDACS, but also a model stability to uncertainties (robustness).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%