Bilateral consistency and vibration control for nonlinear flexible Timoshenko robotic arms in signed directed communication graph with quantized control inputs
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Abstract
In this paper, bilateral consistency and vibration control are addressed for a multi-agent system comprising flexible Timoshenko robotic arms, operating under a signed directed communication topology. Each flexible manipulator is characterized as a distributed parameter system, with the corresponding models encompassing governing equations formulated through partial differential equations (PDEs) and boundary conditions described by ordinary differential equations (ODEs). Additionally, to efficiently utilize storage space and transmission channel bandwidth, the study delves into signal quantization, and it employs logarithmic quantizers for processing the input signals. By implementing the proposed control scheme on the nonlinear flexible Timoshenko robotic arm multi-agent system, bilateral consistency in joint angles can be achieved, and the simultaneous suppression of both bending deflection and shear deflection can be realized. Ultimately, simulation results are presented to demonstrate the efficacy of the control strategy.
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