This paper presents a strategy of design, realization and control of pseudomuscular actuator controllable in position and compliance. The actuator was designed as a bundle of electromechanical actuating elements, made by dielectric elastomers. The control strategy was inspired to the Feldman's biological muscle model. Presented simulations show that opportune recruitments of the bundle active units enable a satisfying approximation of the quadratic length-force characteristic of the biological muscle.

Recruited dielectric elastomer motor units as a pseudomuscular actuator / Lorussi, F; Tognetti, A.; Carpi, F.; Mazzoldi, A.; De Rossi, D.. - ELETTRONICO. - 5051:(2003), pp. 464-467. (Intervento presentato al convegno Smart Structures and Materials 2003 - Electroactive Polymer Actuators and Devices (EAPAD) tenutosi a San Diego, CA, usa nel 2003) [10.1117/12.484323].

Recruited dielectric elastomer motor units as a pseudomuscular actuator

CARPI, FEDERICO;
2003

Abstract

This paper presents a strategy of design, realization and control of pseudomuscular actuator controllable in position and compliance. The actuator was designed as a bundle of electromechanical actuating elements, made by dielectric elastomers. The control strategy was inspired to the Feldman's biological muscle model. Presented simulations show that opportune recruitments of the bundle active units enable a satisfying approximation of the quadratic length-force characteristic of the biological muscle.
2003
Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Smart Structures and Materials 2003 - Electroactive Polymer Actuators and Devices (EAPAD)
San Diego, CA, usa
2003
Lorussi, F; Tognetti, A.; Carpi, F.; Mazzoldi, A.; De Rossi, D.
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