Robotics Chapter 2 Terms v2
Across
- 1. traverse Movement along the vertical axis.
- 4. of freedom The number of independent movements a robot can make.
- 7. signal The difference between a desired and an actual value in a control system.
- 9. system A control system that operates without feedback.
- 10. pendant A handheld device used to program a robot.
- 12. drive A drive system that uses fluid power to perform work.
- 14. The rotation around the lateral axis of a robot.
- 17. traverse Movement around a central point.
- 19. motor A motor that drives a load directly without any mechanical transmission.
- 21. actuator A device that creates motion in a straight line.
- 22. The rotation around the longitudinal axis of a robot.
- 24. A device that manages the behavior of other devices or systems.
- 26. effector The device at the end of a robotic arm, designed to interact with the environment.
- 27. A set of instructions for a computer or robot.
- 28. pendant programming The process of programming a robot using a teach pendant.
- 30. A device that measures rotational speed.
- 32. control A control system organized in a hierarchy of levels.
- 34. supply A device that provides electrical power.
Down
- 2. traverse Movement along a radius.
- 3. robot A robot that uses feedback control.
- 5. configuration A robot configuration that uses spherical coordinates.
- 6. configuration A robot configuration that uses rotational joints.
- 8. configuration A robot configuration with Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm.
- 11. system A control system that uses feedback to regulate its operation.
- 13. The rotation around the vertical axis of a robot.
- 15. actuator A device that creates rotational motion.
- 16. amplifier A device that amplifies the signal to a servo motor.
- 18. The path that a robot follows.
- 20. configuration A robot configuration that uses a cylindrical coordinate system.
- 23. drive A drive system that uses compressed air to perform work.
- 25. robot A robot that operates without feedback control.
- 29. configuration A robot configuration that uses linear movements along the X, Y, and Z axes.
- 31. envelope The area within which a robot can operate.
- 33. A device that causes a machine or other device to operate.