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Adaptive Sliding Mode Control of Robot Manipulator Based on Second Order Approximation Accuracy and Decomposed Fuzzy Compensator

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A kind of adaptive sliding mode control scheme for tracking control of robot manipulator which has structured uncertainties and unstructured uncertainties is proposed in this paper. Multi-input Multi-output fuzzy logical system (FLS) is used as a compensator in the control law to compensate all the uncertainties. To reduce the number of the fuzzy rules and the burden of the computation, we design FLS based on second order approximation theorem which can approximate the uncertain function with less fuzzy rules at arbitrary precision than traditional FLS. Besides, to further reduce the number of the fuzzy rules and the amount of calculation, a new decomposed fuzzy logical system based on the decomposition of membership function is proposed. From the simulation results we can see that the control scheme and the fuzzy compensator proposed in this paper can perform fairly.

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    Min Wan, Qinglan Tian & Mingcheng Wang

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Wan, M., Tian, Q. & Wang, M. Adaptive Sliding Mode Control of Robot Manipulator Based on Second Order Approximation Accuracy and Decomposed Fuzzy Compensator. Wireless Pers Commun 103, 1207–1218 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-018-5421-2

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