Abstract:The time-varying friction effect of the mobile robot during high-speed movement can cause elastic deformation of the joint transmission chain. When the deformation operation coincides with the excitation frequency of the joint acceleration, vibration phenomena will occur. It is difficult to quickly converge the residual vibration at the end of the joint, resulting in a large fluctuation range of the fitting residual. Therefore, an adaptive control system for augmented residual vibration at the joint ends of mobile robots is designed. The hardware design of the system adopts an adaptive control strategy, and its structure consists of sensor modules, central microprocessors, etc. The sensor utilizes a variety of high-precision sensors to collect joint posture information in real time and transmit and process it. The reference input module provides the expected joint trajectory information through the PLC source-type input circuit. The isolated drive adopts the SLMi823x series and is equipped with multiple protection mechanisms. The multi-mode resonant controller can adapt to various working conditions and suppress residual vibration. Aiming at the nonlinear coupling problem of time-varying friction effects and elastic deformation of the transmission chain faced by mobile robots during high-speed movement, the augmented adaptive control method is introduced. Decoupling is achieved by converting the joint dynamics model to an appropriate coordinate system. Based on this model, the augmented adaptive control strategy is introduced to make the joint speed and position approach the expected value. It has never rapidly converged and suppressed the residual vibration at the joint ends. The application results of the system show that this system can effectively suppress the residual vibration at the end. The coordinates of the obtained trajectory key points are (95mm, 60mm, 45mm), and the fluctuation range of the joint mechanical Angle is [-20°-20°], all of which are consistent with the experimental indicators. Moreover, the fitting residual fluctuates within the range of [-0.4°-0.4°], showing a good control effect.