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--- eeros_architecture:control_system:available_blocks:pathplannerconstacc [2020/09/03 10:03] – ursgraf
+++ eeros_architecture:control_system:available_blocks:pathplannerconstacc [2020/09/03 12:11] (current) – ursgraf
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 This path planner with constant acceleration generates a trajectory where the acceleration is always constant. The trajectory leads from the start position to its end position. Both positions can be specified in several dimensions. The acceleration is set to a positive constant value. The velocity starts from 0 and goes up to its maximum value which can be chosen for each dimension. After this maximum velocity is reached the acceleration is set to 0 and the trajectory continues with constant velocity. Towards the end a constant deceleration makes sure that the final position is reached with the velocity reaching 0.
-[{{ :eeros_architecture:control_system:available_blocks:pathplannercubic.png?600 |Path planner output for a given path}}]
+The user can choose a start position and an end position. Further maximum acceleration, maximum deceleration and maximum velocity can be chosen. From these values the trajectory is calculated and run.
-The trajectory file is loaded with
+[{{ :eeros_architecture:control_system:available_blocks:pathplannerconstacc.png?600 |Path planner output for a start and end position}}]
+With
 <code cpp>
-  init(filename);
+  move(startPos, endPos);
 </code>
-where ''filename'' denotes a file containing the new trajectory.
+you dispatch a new trajectory. The trajectory is calculated with the maximum acceleration, deceleration and velocity. ''startPos'' and ''endPos'' can be given in several dimensions, e.g. startPos = {0, 10} and endPos = {18.3, 12.5} chooses a two dimensional trajectory in a plane. For this purpose maximum acceleration, deceleration and velocity must be specified with two dimensions each.\\
-\\
+You can also choose a start position and move to an end position with
-When calling
 <code cpp>
-  move(startPos);
+  Matrix<2,1,double> start{15, 30}, end{5, 20};
+  setStart(start);
+  move(end);
 </code>
-you dispatch a new trajectory. The trajectory is taken from the path file, no scaling is made. The trajectory starts from ''startPos'' and moves the distance given in the trajectory path file within the time given in the same file.
-\\
-You can also call
-<code cpp>
-  move(time, startPos, deltaPos);
-</code>
-This will take the trajectory from the file and scale it so that it starts at ''startPos'' and moves the distance given by ''deltaPos'' within the desired ''time''.