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Residual Vibration Analysis and Suppression for SCARA Robot Arm in Semiconductor Manufacturing
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2006
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Root Cause AnalysisEngineeringRoot CauseMechanical EngineeringVibration AnalysisVibrationsScara Robot ArmSemiconductor ManufacturingIndustrial RoboticsSystems EngineeringNonlinear Vibration ControlVibration IsolationKinematicsResidual Vibration AnalysisStructural VibrationMechatronicsActive Vibration ControlMotion ControlMechanical SystemsStructural MechanicsRoboticsVibration Control
This paper investigates residual vibrations of industrial SCARA robots in wafer handling applications. Due to rapid point-to-point movements, SCARA robot arms exhibit large vibrations after reaching the destination position. A mathematical model particularly suitable for residual vibration analysis is developed. The root cause of residual vibrations is analyzed using the model. Based on the root cause analysis, a practical solution to suppress vibrations is proposed. The solution utilizes an acceleration smoother to smooth the commanded trajectory, and it can be easily implemented in practice without redesign the robot hardware or control system. Experimental results show over 40% reduction in both vibration amplitude and settling time.
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