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Alexander Zuev

Researcher at Russian Academy of Sciences

Publications -  82
Citations -  289

Alexander Zuev is an academic researcher from Russian Academy of Sciences. The author has contributed to research in topics: Fault (power engineering) & Nonlinear system. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 61 publications receiving 182 citations. Previous affiliations of Alexander Zuev include Far Eastern Federal University.

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Fault diagnosis in linear systems via sliding mode observers

TL;DR: The problem of fault diagnosis in technical systems described by linear dynamic models is considered and the approach allowing increase robustness of the diagnostic process under disturbances is suggested.
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Adaptive force/position control of robot manipulators

TL;DR: The control systems synthesized on the basis of this method without using force/moment sensors and other additional devices provide simultaneous accurate control of both the position of robotpsilas end- effector and the force exerted by end-effector on some object (or environment).
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The Automatization Method of Processing of Flexible Parts without their Rigid Fixation

TL;DR: In this paper, a new advanced approach for automatization of processing of flexible parts with arbitrary geometrical forms is presented based on using multilink manipulators with vision system and allows to exclude the individual equipment for rigid fixing of processed parts.
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Diagnosis of Linear Dynamic Systems: An Approach Based on Sliding Mode Observers

TL;DR: The problem of functional diagnosis of technical systems described by linear dynamic models under disturbances is considered and a method based on sliding mode observers is used for solving the problems of detection, isolation and identification of faults.
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Features of designing combined force/position manipulator control systems

TL;DR: A self-adjusting control systems synthesized on the basis of this method provide fast tracking of arbitrary spatial trajectories along complex surfaces by the processing tool with high dynamic precision and simultaneous creation of required force action on these surfaces.