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Abstract
As the future spacecraft develops in the direction of large-scale and lightweight, which makes the space robot components have highly flexible deformation characteristics, this deformation vibration will affect the stable operation of the space robot. Especially during target capture. The collision impact will affect the accuracy of the robot's end-effector in capturing the target, and it will also exacerbate the deformation of the flexible components, further affecting the stability control of the robot. Therefore, to solve the stabilization problem of the composite system of space robots affected by collision impacts when a flexible space robot captures a target, a multi-objective energy-optimal control combination composite control strategy based on bounded-input sliding-mode control and quantum diagonal matrix recurrent neural network control is proposed. The controller not only realizes the trajectory tracking of the robot system, but also adjusts the control parameters using the adaptive law to improve the robustness of the system. At the same time, the deformation of the flexiblelink is effectively controlled by considering the effect of energy impact after collision. Finally, the effectiveness of the controller is verified by numerical simulation. Compared with previous composite control schemes, this controller is able to control the capture of the target system by a multi-flexible space robot more effectively and improve the robustness of the control system.
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