This work deals with the control of the motion of a disk rolling without slipping on a curve located in the horizontal plane. The disk's motion is driven by a pedalling torque and by using two overhead rotors. In addition, the case where the disk rolls on a plane curve with its plane vertical to the
Navigation and control of the motion of a rolling disk carrying a controlled translational moving rod
โ Scribed by Y. Yavin; C. Frangos
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 545 KB
- Volume
- 335
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0016-0032
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โฆ Synopsis
This work deals with the guidance and control of a system which is composed of a disk rolling on a plane, a slender translational joint attached through its center of mass to the disk's center, and a controlled slender rod that moves along the translational joint. The translational joint is controlled in such a manner that it is always in the intersection between the disk's plane and the horizontal plane. Denote by Z the displacement between the rod's center of mass and the disk's center O. Gicen N points P~, i = 0 ..... N-1 #l the horizontal plane, N realnumbers z~,J = 0 ..... N--I, a finite time interval [0,tl], and a sequence of times r0 = 0 < r~ <... < z x_ ~ = ts. Based on a dynamical model ~[" the system, and by using the concept of path controllability, control laws are derivedJbr the disk's tilting moment and pedalling moment, andJor the force applied on the moving rod, such that [O,z] will pass through [P~,z~] at the time r,,j = 0 ..... N-1, respectively.
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