2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfranklin.2021.03.001
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Prescribed performance tracking control of a free-flying flexible-joint space robot with disturbances under input saturation

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“…By adopting the piecewise function design, the anti-saturation compensator is developed to handle the input saturation. 42 By applying a smooth switching function, a piecewise anti-saturation compensator is further developed in Reference 43. The piecewise design is a good implementation to avoid the singularity when the state of anti-saturation compensator approaches zero.…”
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“…By adopting the piecewise function design, the anti-saturation compensator is developed to handle the input saturation. 42 By applying a smooth switching function, a piecewise anti-saturation compensator is further developed in Reference 43. The piecewise design is a good implementation to avoid the singularity when the state of anti-saturation compensator approaches zero.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yang et al proposed an anti‐saturation prescribed performance control method for teleoperation system in Reference 41. In Reference 42, a robust control law with prescribed performance constraints is developed for a class of free‐flying flexible‐joint space robots with input saturation. The prescribed performance path following control of a surface vessel with input saturation is investigated in Reference 43, where the anti‐saturation control is also employed.…”
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“…With the development of aerospace technology, the practical application of the free-oating redundant space robot has become more and more popular [1,2].…”
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“…However, the existing space robots are typical flexible multi-body systems, and their base, links and joints are subject to flexible vibration phenomena. For example, the joint device that drives the motion of the links of a space robot will be flexible due to reasons such as a lightweight drive motor [8]. The link is generally made of lightweight materials due to factors such as launch cost and structural design, and is designed as a slender rod-like structure, which is prone to vibration when performing tasks [9].…”
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confidence: 99%