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The measured arm angles in the simulink model are compared with the measured arm angles<br />

from EPAS for the real robot in Figure 11.10. The units at the y-axis are in degrees and are<br />

shown over the time in seconds. The blue line describes the measured actual value from the<br />

three upper arms which are connected to the three motors. The red line describes the measured<br />

actual value for the real robot sampled in EPAS.<br />

Figure 11.11, shows the velocity for the three arm angles.<br />

Compares Simulink model with real robot controlled with<br />

EPAS.<br />

Figure 11.12, shows a zoom of Figure 11.11 of the time<br />

interval 0.95s to 1.1s.<br />

The velocity graph above shows the angle velocity in degrees per seconds for the three upper<br />

robot arms which are connected to the three motors at the base plate, see Figure 2.2. The blue<br />

line describes the measured actual value in the simulink model and the red line the measured<br />

actual value from the real robot. One can see in the right plot that the measured velocity from<br />

the simulink model and the real robot match well. But as in experiment 1the right plot which<br />

shows a zoom from the left plot for the time interval 0.95s to 1.1s, one can see that the simulink<br />

model follows the real robots measured value well except from the small amplitude variation<br />

which the real robot has.<br />

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Public Report ELAU GmbH, Marktheidenfeld<br />

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