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Electric joint systems are significant elements of an underwater manipulator for its actuation,
drive, and control. Working in an underwater environment, the joints suffer huge ambient
pressure. To withstand it, the pressure compensation method is usually deployed, whereas the
pressurized oil introduces sealing problems as well as parametric uncertainties and unknown
disturbances for the dynamic model of the joint. To tackle these issues, this study proposes
a design framework for the underwater oil-filled electric joint.
An experiment was conducted to verify the reliability of the method.