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It is the task of the universities to provide such cross-disciplinary education. The present text grew out of a set of lecture notes developed by the Arst author during in the School of Electrical Engineering at Cornell University.
These notes have heen extcnsively revised through subsequent courses taught in the Department Of General EngilleeIin~ and tht: Deparm1t~nt of Electrical and Comruter Engi. neering at the Univcrsity uf illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and in the Department of Electrical Engineering:lt the Universlty of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The book h. The text can also he used in a mechanical engineering curriculum, howcvcr, and has been taught to students from nearly all other engineering dlsciplim:s, including in· dustrial engim:ering, aerospace engineering, agricultural engineering, and computer science.
With the exception of Asada ami Slotine ICh;l. pter Two, Rdcnmce [2J! of robot control, parti- cularly advanced method. s, has received comparatively little iHtention ro date. It is our pri. dynamics iollnwcd hy a more comprehensive treatment of robot control. x PREFACE This textbook can be used for courses at two levels. Chapters One through Nine, can be used in a first course in robotics at the senior level with only a first course in feedback control systems as a prerequisite.
It is very helpful in such a course to have access to a la- boratory where the students can learn a specific programming language and can test some of the material on real systems, robot modeling and control spong solution manual free download. The instructor may also wish to supplement the material with outside reading on computer interfacing, sensors, and vision. At the graduate level, the entire book can be covered in one semester.
The latter chapters will be most useful to students who have studied at least the state space theory of dynam- ical systems and who have access to computational facilities to design and simulate the advanced control algorithms presented.
After cove- ring the chapters on advanced control a graduate student should be prepared to tackle the research literature on robot dynamics and con- trol.
The text is organized as follows. After an introductory chapter defining the basic terminology of robotics and outlining the text, Chapter Two gives some background on rotations and homogeneous transformations sufficient to follow the subsequent development. Chapter Three discusses the forward kinematics problem using the Denavit-Hartenberg convention for assigning coordinate frames to the links of a manipulator.
Chapter Four discusses the problem of inverse kinematics from a geometric viewpoint that is sufficient to handle the most common robot configurations the student is likely to encounter. Chapter Five discusses velocity relationships and derives the manipu- lator Jacobian in the so-called cross product form and includes a discus- sion of singularities. Chapter Six discusses dynamics. We have found that many students at the senior level have little ex- posure to Lagrangian dynamics, so we have made Chapter Six self- contained by including a derivation of the Euler-Lagrange equations from the principle of virtual work.
Chapter Seven begins our discussion of robot control by treating the simplest approach, namely, independent joint control.
We also discuss, in this chapter, the most basic approaches for trajectory interpolation. A robot is much more than just a series of rigid mechanical linkages. We also introduce the idea of feedforward control and computed tOrque, which paves the way to the more advanced nonlinear control theory to follow.
Chapter Eight discusses robot control in the context of multivariable systems. Here we discuss the method of inverse dynamics and intro- duce the reader to the idea of robust control. This is 3, robot modeling and control spong solution manual free download. recent and quite advanced concept in con- trol theory. We have attempted to give a self-contained introduction to the subject while minimizing tnt: mathematical background required of the reader.
Thus, although wr:. introduce, for example, the notion of Lic brackets of vector fields, we do so primarily as a nutational con- venience. We hope that the loss of mathematical rigor is compensated for by an incrC3sc in readability; in any case, tht: level of the tn.
Chapter Eleven discusses variable structure and adaptive control of robots.
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