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03-02-2014 07:50 PM
Hi everyone!
I am a new people to Labview.I have a problem. I want to simulate a object(shape circle or rectangle) moving on plane Oxy. The object can move random or trajectory. I can plot trajetory motion of object. The Object moves as marble rolling on a flat surface.
Do anyone help me?
Thank in advance.
03-02-2014 07:54 PM
Please be more specific. Do you want help with simulating the motion? Do you have equations for the forces to be applied? What defines the motion? Do you want help with plotting the position?
Lynn
03-03-2014 02:56 AM
Thank you.
Yes. I want to simulate motion. the object moves with speed less than 30 cm/s. acceleration of object is constant or speed of object is constant. I want to plot position in Oxy coordinate system.
03-03-2014 05:31 PM
What determines when the object accelerates? What determines the direction? Are X and Y independent or is the vector velocity limited to 30 cm/s? Is there a limit on how far the object may move?
Lynn
03-03-2014 07:29 PM
the simple, the object moves constant acceleration. the direction is random as long as trajectory curve. velocity X axial and velocity Y axial are limited to 30cm/s. the object move in the plane(50x50 cm).
Thanks you.
03-03-2014 08:32 PM
So you are saying that the object accelerates at a constant magnitude and random direction for a time interval. Then in the next time interval a new random direction is assigned. The constraints are that the x-component and y-component of of velocity may not exceed +/-30 cm/s and that the position may not leave a 50x50 cm square. Do I understand correctly?
The statement above still allows for some ambiguity. For example suppose the x velocity is 30 cm/s and the y-velocity is 10 cm/s at the end of a time interval. If the random acceleration vector in the next interval has a positive x-axis component, then the magnitude of the acceleration must be reduced from the constant value to prevent the x-axis velocity limit from being violated. Another alterntive is to limit the allowable directions for the acceleration vector. Similar ambiguities exist at the position boundaries.
Once you decide how to handle those situations, you can begin to develop your model.
This sounds like an academic exercise, so I will not do it for you, but will try to help you understand what is going on.
Lynn
03-03-2014 09:39 PM
Thank you.
The fact I want to model a object moving in area 50x50 cm. I use a pole or ruler to move object.I have a camera to capture. in reality, the object move random but velocity is less 30cm/s to camera can capture.
Can Labview model this problem?
03-04-2014 04:14 PM
LabVIEW is software. You can model anything, if you can describe its behavior with suitable equations or algorithms.
How will you connect the pole to LabVIEW?
What does the camera have to do with this?
Lynn
03-04-2014 07:13 PM
Camera is proccessed in another computer. I don't simulate pole. I want to simulate object moving.the object can move trajectory setting. I have a idea. it moves click mouse. If the use second method, motion is interrupted and not continue.
Thanks you for replying.