Local analysis of singular configurations of open and closed loop manipulators (Q1851115)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1845476
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1845476 |
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Local analysis of singular configurations of open and closed loop manipulators (English)
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15 December 2002
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The author presents a general approach to local analysis of singular configurations of both serial and parallel manipulators. It is shown that the maximum rank deficiency of the manipulator Jacobian never has to exceed 4. Singular configurations are classified with respect to active and passive joints. The author also presents a purely algebraic algorithm which determines the singular motion of a mechanism based on its instantaneous screw system. The singular set can locally be approximated by a hypersurface of maximum degree 4. The minimum number of joints that a serial manipulator must activate in order to escape from a singular configuration is also given.
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active joints
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serial manipulators
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singular configurations
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parallel manipulators
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maximum rank deficiency
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manipulator Jacobian
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passive joints
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screw system
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minimum number of joints
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