Coupling 3-PSR/PSU 5-axis compensation mechanism for stabilized platform and its analysis
Xiao Liu, Tieshi Zhao, Erjuan Luo, Weiwei Chen, Qiuyue Pan
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Xiao Liu, Tieshi Zhao, Erjuan Luo, Weiwei Chen, Qiuyue Pan
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This article presents a coupling 3-PSR/PSU parallel mechanism for ship-based stabilized platform based on the coupling characteristics of the ship motions. With coupling characteristics, the goal of 3-axis drives and 5-axis compensation of the moving platform is achieved. From the screw theory, degrees-of-freedom and coupling kinematic characteristics of the mechanism are analyzed. A method for equivalent transformation of motion parameters is proposed. This presents a mapping relationship between the independent degrees-of-freedom and the coupling degrees-of-freedom. The investigations are further extended to the coupling dynamics characteristics of the mechanism. In particular, the effects produced by the coupling force/torque to the system are analyzed. Hence, taking minimum system driving force as the optimization goal, the coupling dynamic equation of the parallel mechanism is established. The numerical example reveals that this coupling parallel mechanism can be applied to the multi-axis compensation of ship-based stabilized platform. The study also enriches the application area of lower-mobility parallel mechanism.
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This article presents a coupling 3-PSR/PSU parallel mechanism for ship-based stabilized platform based on the coupling characteristics of the ship motions. With coupling characteristics, the goal of 3-axis drives and 5-axis compensation of the moving platform is achieved. From the screw theory, degrees-of-freedom and coupling kinematic characteristics of the mechanism are analyzed. A method for equivalent transformation of motion parameters is proposed. This presents a mapping relationship between the independent degrees-of-freedom and the coupling degrees-of-freedom. The investigations are further extended to the coupling dynamics characteristics of the mechanism. In particular, the effects produced by the coupling force/torque to the system are analyzed. Hence, taking minimum system driving force as the optimization goal, the coupling dynamic equation of the parallel mechanism is established. The numerical example reveals that this coupling parallel mechanism can be applied to the multi-axis compensation of ship-based stabilized platform. The study also enriches the application area of lower-mobility parallel mechanism.
Key concepts: Coupling (piping), Mechanism (biology), Kinematics, Degrees of freedom (physics and chemistry), Compensation (psychology), Torque, Control theory (sociology), Screw theory