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Kinematic analyses of a 1T2R and a 1T3R parallel mechanisms with closed-form position solutions

Title
Kinematic analyses of a 1T2R and a 1T3R parallel mechanisms with closed-form position solutions
Author
이병주
Keywords
Subchains; Parallel mechanisms; Mechanisms; Kinematic modeling; Closed form; Kinematic Analysis; Spherical motion; Revolute joints; Rotational motion; Serial mechanism; Kinematics; Translational motions
Issue Date
2009-12
Publisher
IEEE
Citation
International Conference on Control and Automation, article no. 5410438, Page. 1874-1879
Abstract
Two parallel mechanisms, a 1T2R (one translational motion and 2-DOF rotational motions) and a 1T3R (one translational motion and 3-DOF spherical motion), are proposed. The 1T2R mechanism consists of three sub chains. Specifically, the middle sub chain has a similar joint arrangement with a PRR serial mechanism. Two revolute joints located at the top plate are driven by two closed-chain linkages. Similarly, the 1T3R mechanism employs the same concept as the 1T2R mechanism. The 1T3R has one more closed linkage to actuate the distal revolute joint of a PRRR serial sub chain in the middle. Due to these linkage arrangements, both of these two mechanisms have closed-form forward and inverse position solutions. Kinematic modeling of these two mechanisms is performed and their kinematic analyses are investigated with respect to their workspace and kinematic isotropic characteristics. Finally, to verify the motion capability of the mechanisms, their simulators are developed. ©2009 IEEE.
URI
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5410438https://repository.hanyang.ac.kr/handle/20.500.11754/181090
ISSN
1948-3449;1948-3457
DOI
10.1109/ICCA.2009.5410438
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES[E](공학대학) > ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING(전자공학부) > Articles
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