2020
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/747/1/012084
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Dynamic model of end-effector actuator used for mobile robotic weeder

Abstract: A mathematical model was developed for dynamics of spatial controlled movements of end-effector being a multi-mass electromechanical system.

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“…We assume that the mechanism of movement of the working body consists of seven masses: the mass of the rod of the first executive link together with the mass of the slider m . Since the weeding robot is a multi-mass mechanism, the dynamics of its movements is described by a system of nonlinear differential equations, which are formed using the Lagrange equations with indeterminate multipliers with additional holonomic connections [9].…”
Section: Complete Model Of Manipulator Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We assume that the mechanism of movement of the working body consists of seven masses: the mass of the rod of the first executive link together with the mass of the slider m . Since the weeding robot is a multi-mass mechanism, the dynamics of its movements is described by a system of nonlinear differential equations, which are formed using the Lagrange equations with indeterminate multipliers with additional holonomic connections [9].…”
Section: Complete Model Of Manipulator Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the expressions of kinetic energy and the equations of holonomic constraints (13, 14), obtain five differential equations describing the weeding robot mechanism dynamics [9] Under the known laws of motion of the operating body of the manipulator, from the expressions the driving forces ( ), 1 3 i F t i   are obtained providing for the execution of the programmed motion; in addition, the values of dynamic loads in kinematic pairs are defined.…”
Section: T T T T T T     mentioning
confidence: 99%