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Multi-Input Second-Order Sliding-Mode Hybrid Control of Constrained Manipulators

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This paper deals withthe hybrid position/force control of constrainedmanipulators subjected to uncertainties. A solution is proposedthat is based on sliding-mode control theory, which proved tobe highly effective in counteracting uncertainties for some classesof nonlinear systems. Specific problems involved in this techniqueare chattering elimination and the algebraic coupling betweenconstraint forces and possibly discontinuous control signals.Both the problems are addressed in this paper by exploiting therobustness properties of a second-order sliding-mode controlalgorithm. This algorithm, recently proposed by the authors forsolving the single-input hybrid control problem, is generalizedin this paper to deal with the class of multi-input differentialalgebraic systems describing the behaviour of constrained mechanicalsystems.

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Bartolini, G., Ferrara, A. & Punta, E. Multi-Input Second-Order Sliding-Mode Hybrid Control of Constrained Manipulators. Dynamics and Control 10, 277–296 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008318928840

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