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Kinetic-Potential Energy Shaping for Mechanical Systems With Applications to Tracking

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A new closed-loop structure for mechanical systems with dissipation, controlled via energy shaping is proposed, which generalizes the well-established potential energy shaping technique by introducing a kinetic-potential function which has both configuration and momentum states as arguments.
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In this letter, we propose a new closed-loop structure for mechanical systems with dissipation, controlled via energy shaping. The structure generalizes the well-established potential energy shaping technique by introducing a kinetic-potential function which has both configuration and momentum states as arguments. As a consequence of this generalization, dissipation terms are able to be added to the configuration coordinates of the system, resulting in both exponential stability and input-to-state stability (ISS) properties of the closed-loop. The developments are applied to the tracking problem where it is shown that the scheme is ISS with respect to friction modelling error.

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