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Energy/Power consumption #5

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costashatz opened this issue Dec 14, 2015 · 2 comments
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Energy/Power consumption #5

costashatz opened this issue Dec 14, 2015 · 2 comments

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@costashatz
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Right now we are computing the energy consumption by "integrating" the torque (force) over each joint and summing them up. Look here and here.

Maybe this is incorrect or there is a better way.

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dogoepp commented Apr 7, 2016

If I'm not wrong, the energy consumption is computed by integrating the torque over the change of angle:

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E  =    |    T dθ
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Where E is the energy, T is the torque and dθ the variation of angle.

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dogoepp commented Apr 7, 2016

Actually, I see two measures of energy or power and they don't seem to match in the value:

  • electrical power: P=U.I (U is the voltage, I the current)
  • mechanical power: P=T.Ω (T is the torque, Ω the angular velocity in rad/s)

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