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Effects of Voltage Dips on Robotic Grasping
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: Received: 18 February 2019 / Approved: 19 February 2019 / Online: 19 February 2019 (10:48:50 CET)
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Carbone, G.; Ceccarelli, M.; Fabrizi, C.; Varilone, P.; Verde, P. Effects of Voltage Dips on Robotic Grasping. Robotics 2019, 8, 28. Carbone, G.; Ceccarelli, M.; Fabrizi, C.; Varilone, P.; Verde, P. Effects of Voltage Dips on Robotic Grasping. Robotics 2019, 8, 28.
Abstract
This paper addresses the effects of electric power quality on robotics operation. A general overview is reported to highlight the main characteristics of electric power quality and their effects on a powered system by considering an end-users viewpoint. Then, authors outline the influence of voltage dip effects by focusing at robotic grasping applications. A specific case of study is reported as referring to LARM Hand IV, a three-fingers robotic hand, which has been designed and built at LARM in Cassino. A dedicated test rig has been settled up for generating predefined voltage dips. Experimental tests are carried out for evaluating the effects of different types of voltage dips on the grasping of objects.
Keywords
Robotic Hands, Grasping, Electric Power Quality, Voltage Dips effects
Subject
Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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