Syntax
A1L=A1ofA1B1GPLPose(A1,B1,GPLA,GPLB,TT)
Input Parameter
A1 : | | Single A1 of a fourbar linkage |
B1 : | | Single B1 of a fourbar linkage |
GPLA : | | A1 relative to Pose |
GPLB : | | B1 relative to Pose |
TT : | | List of Poses |
Output Parameter
A1L : | | Attachment Point position for the Poses |
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Algorithm (Workflow)
This function calculates the attachment point positions for a four-bar linkage given a set of poses. It is part of the SG-Library and is used in kinematics and frame calculations.
Input Parameters
- A1: A single point A1 of a four-bar linkage.
- B1: A single point B1 of a four-bar linkage.
- GPLA: A1 relative to a pose.
- GPLB: B1 relative to a pose.
- TT: A list of poses, represented as transformation matrices.
Output
- A1L: The calculated attachment point positions for the given poses.
Algorithm Steps
- Call the function
TofA1B1GPL
with parameters A1
, B1
, GPLA
, and GPLB
to obtain transformation matrices TP
and TA
.
- Calculate the relative transformation
TR
by solving the equation TP \ TA
.
- Determine the number of poses
n
from the third dimension of TT
.
- Initialize
A1L
as an n
by 2 matrix filled with NaN
values to store the results.
- Iterate over each pose
i
from 1 to n
:
- Calculate the transformed attachment point
TA1
by multiplying the i
-th pose matrix TT(:,:,i)
with TR
.
- Extract the first two elements of the third column of
TA1
and store them in the i
-th row of A1L
.
Algorithm explaination created using ChatGPT on 2025-08-18 23:26. (Please note: No guarantee for the correctness of this explanation)
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