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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 No.1KINEMATICS FEATURE ANALYSIS OF A 3-DOF COMPLIANT MECHANISM FOR MICRO MANIPULATION

Yu Jingjun

 

Hu Yida

 

Bi Shusheng

 

Zong Guanghua

Robotics Institute,

Beijing University of Aeronautics
 and Astronautics,

Beijing 100083, China

 

Zhao Wei

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

University of Saskatchewan,

Saskatoon SK S7N 5A9, Canada

 

 

 

KINEMATICS FEATURE ANALYSIS OF A 3-DOF COMPLIANT MECHANISM FOR MICRO MANIPULATION*

 

Abstract: Kinematics and its related issues of a 3-DOF in-parallel compliant mechanism are focused on. The micro manipulation application that requires high accuracy is developed. Design of the developed micromanipulator is based on the modified Delta mechanism. The main advantages of this manipulator are the use of only revolute flexure hinges and the capability to produce pure translation theoretically. The aim is to develop an efficient kinematic model used for positioning control. For this purpose, the Jacobian matrix relating the end effector position with the actuator displacements is obtained by both theoretical derivation and experiment. Aiming at the abnormality in the motion capabilities of the micromanipulator found in calibration experiment, the mobility of the compliant mechanism on a theoretical level is analyzed by using the matrix method and screw theory. Both the experimental and theoretical results have verified that the compliant mechanism does have rotational motion.

Key words: Compliant mechanism  Kinematics  Calibration  Mobility

 


* This project is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.59775002 and No.50075010). Received June 11, 2002; received in revised form May 22, 2003; accepted November 26, 2003

 

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