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Dynamic modeling of a rigid-flexible manipulator using Hamilton's principle
This paper presents the development of a dynamic modeling for a rigid-flexible manipulator robot, generated using Hamilton's principle. First, the kinetic and potential energies are determined and introduced in the Lagrangian to apply the Hamilton's principle. Then, a method of variable separation is used to simplify the dynamic equations of motion. Simulation results are given, finally, to show the end-point flexibility and dynamic behavior with and without damping.