Description
A rotation q=f(s) provided from a rotation sample, continuously updated by the user, behaving as a ZERO_ORDER_HOLD (zero order hold) of FIRST_ORDER_HOLD (first order).
You must keep the setpoint q updated via multiple calls to SetSetpoint(), for example calling SetSetpoint() at each timestep in the simulation loop. It is assumed that one will later evaluate GetQuat(), GetAngVel() etc. in close vicinity of the setpoint (setpoint history is not saved), preferably ecactly at the same s, but in vicinity of s there will be extrapolation (after last s) and interpolation (before last s) according to: If in ZERO_ORDER_HOLD mode: rotation q will persist indefinitely until next call, angular velocity and angular acceleration will be zero. If in FIRST_ORDER_HOLD mode: rotation q will interpolate linearly from the previous value, angular velocity will be constant, angular acceleration will be zero. Default: uses FIRST_ORDER_HOLD mode. Use SetMode() to change it.
#include <ChFunctionRotationSetpoint.h>
Public Types | |
enum | eChSetpointMode { ZERO_ORDER_HOLD, FIRST_ORDER_HOLD, OVERRIDE } |
Type of setpoint interpolation/extrapolation - zero order hold, first order hold, etc. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
ChFunctionRotationSetpoint (const ChFunctionRotationSetpoint &other) | |
virtual ChFunctionRotationSetpoint * | Clone () const override |
"Virtual" copy constructor. | |
void | SetMode (eChSetpointMode mmode) |
Sets the extrapolation/interpolation mode. | |
eChSetpointMode | GetMode () |
Gets the extrapolation/interpolation mode. | |
void | Reset (double ms=0) |
Use this to go back to s=0 (the SetSetpoint() function works only if called at increasing s values) | |
virtual void | SetSetpoint (ChQuaternion<> q_setpoint, double s) |
Set the rotation setpoint, and compute its derivatives (angular speed, angular acceleration) automatically by backward differentiation (only if s is called at increasing small steps, most often s is time). More... | |
virtual void | SetSetpointAndDerivatives (ChQuaternion<> q_setpoint, ChVector3d w_loc_setpoint, ChVector3d a_loc_setpoint) |
Set the setpoint, and also its derivatives (angular velocity, angular acceleration). More... | |
virtual ChQuaternion | GetQuat (double s) const override |
Return the q value of the function, at s, as q=f(s). | |
virtual ChVector3d | GetAngVel (double s) const override |
Return the derivative of the rotation function, at s, expressed as angular velocity w in local frame. | |
virtual ChVector3d | GetAngAcc (double s) const override |
Return the derivative of the rotation function, at s, expressed as angular acceleration in local frame. | |
virtual void | ArchiveOut (ChArchiveOut &archive_out) override |
Method to allow serialization of transient data to archives. | |
virtual void | ArchiveIn (ChArchiveIn &archive_in) override |
Method to allow de-serialization of transient data from archives. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from chrono::ChFunctionRotation | |
ChFunctionRotation (const ChFunctionRotation &other) | |
virtual void | Update (double t) |
Update could be implemented by children classes, ex. to launch callbacks. | |
Member Enumeration Documentation
◆ eChSetpointMode
Type of setpoint interpolation/extrapolation - zero order hold, first order hold, etc.
Enumerator | |
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ZERO_ORDER_HOLD | Zero Order Hold: q constant, w = a = 0 in neighbour of setpoint s. |
FIRST_ORDER_HOLD | First Order Hold: q linear, w constant, a = 0 in neighbour of setpoint s. |
OVERRIDE | p, w, a are set via SetSetpointAndDerivatives() and will be considered constant in GetQuat(s) regardless of s until next SetSetpointAndDerivatives() |
Member Function Documentation
◆ SetSetpoint()
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virtual |
Set the rotation setpoint, and compute its derivatives (angular speed, angular acceleration) automatically by backward differentiation (only if s is called at increasing small steps, most often s is time).
Note: each time must be called with increasing s so that internally it add sthe 'new' setpoint and scrolls the previous samples for computing extrapolation/interpolation, but if called multiple times with exactly the same s value, the buffer of past samples is not scrolled: it just recompute setpoint and derivatives according to the 'updated' setpoint. If in ZERO_ORDER_HOLD mode: rotation q will persist indefinitely until next call, angular velocity and angular acceleration will be zero. If in FIRST_ORDER_HOLD mode: rotation q will interpolate linearly from the previous value, angular velocity will be constant, angular acceleration will be zero.
◆ SetSetpointAndDerivatives()
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inlinevirtual |
Set the setpoint, and also its derivatives (angular velocity, angular acceleration).
Moreover, changes the mode to eChSetpointMode::OVERRIDE, so all values will persist indefinitely until next call, that is multiple calls to GetQuat(s) GetAngVel() etc. will give same results (non interpolated) regardless of s.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /builds/uwsbel/chrono/src/chrono/functions/ChFunctionRotationSetpoint.h
- /builds/uwsbel/chrono/src/chrono/functions/ChFunctionRotationSetpoint.cpp