Does the force input for actuation of a prismatic joint act in the opposite direction when a negative value is applied compared to a positive value?

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Umar
Umar am 31 Jul. 2024
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson am 31 Jul. 2024
Hi @ 석준 ,
It should align with the sign convention chosen in the model. Here's a simple example in Simulink where a force input of +10 N moves the joint to the right, while a force input of -10 N moves the joint to the left:
% Simulink Model
model = 'PrismaticJointModel';
open_system(model);
% Positive Force Input
force_positive = 10;
sim(model);
% Negative Force Input
force_negative = -10;
sim(model);
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
I wonder where the 'PrismaticJointModel' model is?
Umar
Umar am 1 Aug. 2024
@ Yifeng Tang,
To answer your question, it is assumed to be a custom model created within the Simulink environment. Also, I do appreciate your consideration and contribution towards resolving this problem.

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Yifeng Tang
Yifeng Tang am 1 Aug. 2024

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Yes, you are correct. When you provide a negative value for the actuation force, it's applied in the opposite direction with the same magnitude. The positive direction, I believe, is from the base frame (B) towards the follower frame (F).

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