Terms

Terms Definition
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
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

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