A novel dynamic modelling approach for parallel mechanisms analysis
By Stefan Staicu, Dan Zhang. 2008
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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Inverse dynamics of a 3-PRC parallel kinematic machine (2012, unknown): “where we denote [28]:”
- Dynamic modeling of a Stewart platform using the generalized momentum approach (2009, methodology): “These methods use classical mechanics principles, as is the case for all the approaches found in the literature, namely the ones based on the principle of virtual work [13,14], screw theory [15], recursive matrix method [16], and Hamilton’s principle [17].”
- Improved dynamic equations for the generally configured Stewart platform manipulator (2012, methodology): “In the literature of the kinematics and dynamics of the parallel manipulation, several approaches have been used according to the classical mechanics principles such as: the principle of virtual work [2-5], Kane’s method [6, 7] momentum approach [8, 9], Hamilton’s principle [10], screw theory [11] a”
- Recursive modelling in dynamics of Agile Wrist spherical parallel robot (2009, methodology): “The first approach is the Newton–Euler classic procedure [12,16,22–26], the second one consists in the Lagrange equations with its multipliers [11,15] and the third one is based on the principle of virtual work [1,4,17,20,21,27].”