Optimal control of coupled admittance controllers
AssigneeMoog Inc.
InventorsPeter de Lange, Richard Dijk, Jeffery T. Williams
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AssigneeMoog Inc.
InventorsPeter de Lange, Richard Dijk, Jeffery T. Williams
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A coupling device (16, 116, 216, 316) configured optimally to communicate between a first and a second admittance controller and actuator assembly, the first and the second admittance control and actuator assembly respectively having a first and a second admittance controller (12a, 12b) configured to drive a respective first and a second actuator and each of the first and the second actuator being respectively connected to a first body having a first mass and a second body having a second mass, wherein the coupling device (16, 116, 216, 316) comprises: an input port having a first input for receiving a first input force signal (f1) from the first admittance controller and actuator assembly (12a) and a second input for receiving a second input force signal (f2) from the second admittance controller and actuator assembly (12b), and a processor adapted to derive a first output force signal for output to the first admittance controller and actuator assembly based on a Lagrange multiplier dependent on a comparison of the first input force signal and the second input force signal.
A coupling device configured optimally to communicate between a first and a second admittance controller and actuator assembly, the first and the second admittance control and actuator assembly respectively having a first and a second admittance controller configured to drive a respective first and a second actuator and each of the first and the second actuator being respectively connected to a first body having a first mass and a second body having a second mass, wherein the coupling device comprises:
A coupling device configured to enable optimal control of three or more admittance controller and actuator assemblies, each assembly having an admittance controller configured to drive an actuator connected to a body having a mass, wherein the coupling device comprises:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.