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CHAPTER 6


                            Adaptive Control for

                            Manipulation Systems With

                            Discontinuous Piecewise

                            Parametric Friction Model



                            6.1 INTRODUCTION

                            Similar to servo systems studied in the previous chapters, the non-linear,
                            complex joint friction in the manipulator systems also affect the position
                            control accuracy, i.e., it can lead to tracking error, undesired stick-slip, and
                            limited cycles, particularly when the motion is with low velocities. Most of
                            available work on the modeling and compensation of frictions, e.g., [1,2],
                            can be roughly divided into two categories: model based and model-free
                            friction compensation.
                               In model based compensation, the effect of friction is compensated by
                            applying an equivalent control force in the opposite direction. Commonly
                            used friction models were developed by static maps between the velocity
                            and the friction force with fixed coefficients. Typical examples are dif-
                            ferent combinations of Coulomb friction, viscous friction, and Stribeck
                            effect [3]. Canudas et al. [4] proposed a dynamic LuGre model for some
                            typical servo systems, which can capture most of the friction behaviors in-
                            cluding Stribeck effect, hysteresis, and varying break-away force. We refer
                            to Chapter 1 for more details of different friction models. It is noted that
                            these friction models with fixed parameters may not be able to achieve sat-
                            isfactory performance at both low speed and high speed regions due to the
                            speed-dependant property of frictions. Moreover, there are many parame-
                            ters to be estimated in these models and some of them are not in the linearly
                            parameterized form; this fact makes the identification of these models quite
                            time-consuming and challenging [5].
                               On the other hand, the model-free methods have been mainly devel-
                            oped based on intelligent methods by using their non-linear approximation
                            and learning abilities, e.g., support vector machine (SVM) [6], fuzzy logic
                            systems [7], and Gaussian radial basis function network [8]. However, the
                            non-smooth characteristics of frictions make these approximations less ef-
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