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FTC architecture.

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FTC classification.

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Passive FTC system.

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Active FTC system.

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Types of fault.

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Fig 6.

AUTAREP manipulator ED-7220C showing various joints with their Range Of Motion(ROM).

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Fig 7.

Actuator FTC design technique.

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Fig 8.

Sensor FTC.

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Fig 9.

GUI of FTC.

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Fig 10.

Position tracking of elbow joint of a robot manipulator with abrupt fault profile.

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Fig 11.

Position tracking of shoulder joint of a robot manipulator with intermittent fault profile.

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Fig 12.

Sinusoidal response of elbow joint of a robot manipulator with intermittent fault profile.

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Fig 13.

Sinusoidal response of shoulder joint of a robot manipulator with abrupt fault profile.

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Fig 14.

Control effort of waist joint of a robot manipulator.

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Fig 15.

Residuals for fault profile in robot manipulator joint.

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Fig 16.

Position tracking of waist joint of a robot manipulator with abrupt fault profile.

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Fig 17.

Position tracking of elbow joint of a robot manipulator with incipient fault profile.

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Fig 18.

Position tracking of shoulder joint of a robot manipulator with intermittent fault profile.

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