T. Q. Thanh, D. Tran, Nguyen Hong Phuc, Cong Minh Ho
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Abstract
This paper focuses on addressing the tracking problem of a 2-DOF cable-driven manipulator by employing a command filter backstepping control. In the 2-DOF cable-driven manipulator, both the manipulator dynamics and cable transmission dynamics are described in the manuscript. As a result, the manipulator becomes a fourth-order system, and the problem of “explosion of complexity” will arise when conventional backstepping control is applied to manage the system. To overcome this issue, a command filter backstepping control is proposed. A Lyapunov approach is investigated to demonstrate the stability and robustness of the whole system with the backstepping technique. Finally, some simulations are conducted on a 2-DOF cable-driven manipulator to verify the effectiveness of the proposed control.