Planar Friction Modelling with LuGre Dynamics and Limit Surfaces
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| author | Waltersson, Gabriel Arslan Karayiannidis, Yiannis |
| author_facet | Waltersson, Gabriel Arslan Karayiannidis, Yiannis |
| contents | During planar motion, contact surfaces exhibit a coupling between tangential and rotational friction forces. This paper proposes planar friction models grounded in the LuGre model and limit surface theory. First, distributed planar extended state models are proposed and the Elasto-Plastic model is extended for multi-dimensional friction. Subsequently, we derive a reduced planar friction model, coupled with a pre-calculated limit surface, that offers reduced computational cost. The limit surface approximation through an ellipsoid is discussed. The properties of the planar friction models are assessed in various simulations, demonstrating that the reduced planar friction model achieves comparable performance to the distributed model while exhibiting ~80 times lower computational cost. |
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| spellingShingle | Planar Friction Modelling with LuGre Dynamics and Limit Surfaces Waltersson, Gabriel Arslan Karayiannidis, Yiannis Systems and Control Robotics During planar motion, contact surfaces exhibit a coupling between tangential and rotational friction forces. This paper proposes planar friction models grounded in the LuGre model and limit surface theory. First, distributed planar extended state models are proposed and the Elasto-Plastic model is extended for multi-dimensional friction. Subsequently, we derive a reduced planar friction model, coupled with a pre-calculated limit surface, that offers reduced computational cost. The limit surface approximation through an ellipsoid is discussed. The properties of the planar friction models are assessed in various simulations, demonstrating that the reduced planar friction model achieves comparable performance to the distributed model while exhibiting ~80 times lower computational cost. |
| title | Planar Friction Modelling with LuGre Dynamics and Limit Surfaces |
| topic | Systems and Control Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.01123 |