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Data Definitions

This section collects and defines all the data needed to build the instance models.

RefnameDD:positionGDD
LabelVelocity
Symbolv(t)
Unitsms
Equationv(t)=dp(t)dt
Description
  • v(t) is the velocity (ms)
  • t is the time (s)
  • p(t) is the position (m)
Source
RefByGD:velocityY2, GD:velocityY1, GD:velocityX2, and GD:velocityX1
RefnameDD:positionXDD1
LabelHorizontal position of the first object
Symbolpx1
Unitsm
Equationpx1=L1sin(θ1)
Description
  • px1 is the horizontal position of the first object (m)
  • L1 is the length of the first rod (m)
  • θ1 is the angle of the first rod (rad)
Notes
  • px1 is the horizontal position
  • px1 is shown in Fig:dblpend.
Source
RefByGD:velocityX1
RefnameDD:positionYDD1
LabelVertical position of the first object
Symbolpy1
Unitsm
Equationpy1=L1cos(θ1)
Description
  • py1 is the vertical position of the first object (m)
  • L1 is the length of the first rod (m)
  • θ1 is the angle of the first rod (rad)
Notes
  • py1 is the vertical position
  • py1 is shown in Fig:dblpend.
Source
RefByGD:velocityY1
RefnameDD:positionXDD2
LabelHorizontal position of the second object
Symbolpx2
Unitsm
Equationpx2=px1+L2sin(θ2)
Description
  • px2 is the horizontal position of the second object (m)
  • px1 is the horizontal position of the first object (m)
  • L2 is the length of the second rod (m)
  • θ2 is the angle of the second rod (rad)
Notes
  • px2 is the horizontal position
  • px2 is shown in Fig:dblpend.
Source
RefByGD:velocityX2
RefnameDD:positionYDD2
LabelVertical position of the second object
Symbolpy2
Unitsm
Equationpy2=py1L2cos(θ2)
Description
  • py2 is the vertical position of the second object (m)
  • py1 is the vertical position of the first object (m)
  • L2 is the length of the second rod (m)
  • θ2 is the angle of the second rod (rad)
Notes
  • py2 is the vertical position
  • py2 is shown in Fig:dblpend.
Source
RefByGD:velocityY2
RefnameDD:accelerationGDD
LabelAcceleration
Symbola(t)
Unitsms2
Equationa(t)=dv(t)dt
Description
  • a(t) is the acceleration (ms2)
  • t is the time (s)
  • v(t) is the velocity (ms)
Source
RefBy
RefnameDD:forceGDD
LabelForce
SymbolF
UnitsN
EquationF=ma(t)
Description
  • F is the force (N)
  • m is the mass (kg)
  • a(t) is the acceleration (ms2)
Source
RefBy