A STUDY ON THE DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 2-DOF REDUNDANT PARALLEL MANIPULATOR OF A HYBRID MACHINE TOOL

Liping Wang, Jun Wu, Tiemin Li, Jinsong Wang, and Guoqin Gao

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