NASA NTRS · 19930045341
Dynamic modeling and control of multibody mechanical systems which are structurally flexible
Abstract
This paper concerns the dynamic modeling and control of multibody, open-chained, structurally flexible, mechanical systems where the bodies are connected by revolute joints. The equations of motion are formulated based on a matrix form of Lagrange's equations for inertial quasi-coordinates. Each body is treated as a substructure of the system. For the purposes of simulation and control, the equations of motion are separated into two sets of equations using a perturbation approach: one to describe large rigid-body motions of the articulated system and the other to describe small linear motions of the bodies about the large motions. A biologically natural control strategy is used for vibration suppression and tracking the prescribed motion.
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Quinn, R. D., Chen, J.-L.. 1992-01-01. Dynamic modeling and control of multibody mechanical systems which are structurally flexible. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930045341
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