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When there is an equation for each derivative of a motion-law, the output of each motion-derivative can be evaluated exactly and quickly from one input.
For example:
If the normalized input, x, is 0.5467321892, then it is possible to evaluate exactly the normalized values of Position,Velocity, Acceleration, and Jerk for any of the motion-laws.
The important motion-laws are:
•Constant Acceleration -Constant Deceleration
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URL of this topic:
http://mechdesigner.support/index.htm?mt-motion-law-equations.htm