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Stability issues in a disturbance attenuation based technique for manipulator control
This paper investigates the practical stability of a simple and yet robust control technique, whose design is based upon disturbance attenuation plus stabilisation. In particular, it considers the problems associated with the implementation of this controller in discrete-time form. The approach is illustrated with practical results taken from a GMF S-360 industrial manipulator.<>