Terms | Definition |
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inertia matrix | |
damping matrix | |
stiffness matrix | |
centripetal and Coriolis matrix | |
Cartesian coordinate | |
mass-damper-spring model | |
impedance control | |
admittance control 导纳控制 | |
push-off impulse time | |
transition function | |
adaptive frequency oscillators | |
one-way ANOVA | |
two-way ANOVA | |
a neural interface | |
linear discriminant analysis | |
drift(signal/integral/zero/integral/temperature drift) | |
a rigid body | 刚体 |
time-varying, adaptive compensation term, manifold, coarse/fine-grained level granularity, an inertial frame, oscillator, denominator,
Kinematic Kinetic
Difference Between Kinetics and Kinematics | |
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Kinetics | Kinematics |
Studies the cause for the motions of the object | Studies the position, acceleration, speed of an object |
The mass of the object is taken into consideration | The mass of the object is not taken into consideration |
Its application lies in the design of automobiles | It is applied to study the movement of celestial bodies |
Force is considered | Force is not considered |
It does not involve any mathematical expressions | It involves mathematical expressions |
nominal torque: Nominal (rated) torque is the torque at which the motor can run continuously without overheating.
power density