- In the actuation tab, set the torque to "Provided by Input" and the motion to "Automatically Computed".
- In the sensing tab, activate the Position sensing.
- Create a feedback loop from the position sensing output to the torque input.
- In your feedback loop, place a function which calculates a torque as a function of the position. The derivative of your function with respect to the position will be the stiffness at a given time.
Could the value of Spring Stiffness in the Revolute joint block (Simscape) be variable?
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FENGPEI YUAN
le 16 Mai 2018
Commenté : Catalina
le 10 Oct 2023
I'm trying to build an inverse dynamic model, where the * spring stiffness* is a variable value, or more specifically, a function of the input, the motion trajectory. How should I implement for this? Could someone give me any related examples or information? Thanks a lot!
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Nicolas Schmit
le 21 Mai 2018
The stiffness parameter of the revolute joint is a constant. You cannot change it in real time.
Here is how you can implement a variable stiffness:
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Catalina
le 10 Oct 2023
I am facing the problem of variable stiffness and following the comment thread I would like to try a model using the block called "Torque_stiffness", however, it is not found or I do not relate it to the blocks in the libraries available in matlab R2022b. Can you provide me with the library or the method you used to create the block?
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