Structural Synthesis of Platform Type Manipulators via Connection-Based Adjacency Matrix: Topology Generation

Author:

Volkan Yazıcı Mustafa1,Kocak Mertcan2,Uslu Tugrul1,Gezgin Erkin2

Affiliation:

1. Izmir Katip Celebi University Department of Mechanical Engineering, , Cigli 35620 , Izmir, Turkey

2. Izmir Katip Celebi University Department of Mechatronics Engineering, , Cigli 35620 , Izmir, Turkey

Abstract

Abstract This article focuses on the design procedures of Alizade's direct and Gezgin's inverse structural synthesis methodologies for platform type manipulators. These task-based synthesis procedures include versatile methodologies for any designer to generate various platform-type manipulators with respect to given constraints via simple universal mobility formulation. However, they rely on the manual generation of mobility-independent coarse topological structures, where it is nearly impossible to generate all possible results. In light of this, the current study introduces a unique connection-based adjacency matrix (CAM) for topology representation, in which legs connected to the fixed ground and platform connections (hinges and branches) are treated separately. The main objective of CAM is to ensure an efficient transition from manual topology generation to automated methods by providing compatibility with software algorithms to describe topologies. Throughout the article, CAM-based automated topology generation algorithm that reveals all possible unique coarse topologies with respect to given design constraints is also presented along with examples. Introduced algorithm both allows investigation of isomorphism and eliminates necessity of inversion.

Publisher

ASME International

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