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Joint limits
Stéphane Caron edited this page Jul 24, 2024
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Joint | Limit | Value (±) | Unit | Why? |
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Hip | Position | 1.26 | rad | Geometry: cables fully stretched |
Hip | Velocity | 28.8 | rad/s | Details below |
Hip | Torque | 16.0 | Nm | Peak torque (< 1 s) from the qdd100 spec |
Knee | Position | 2.51 | rad | Geometry: wheels touching hip actuators. |
Knee | Velocity | 28.8 | rad/s | Details below |
Knee | Torque | 16 | Nm | Peak torque (< 1 s) from the qdd100 spec |
Wheel | Position | - | - | - |
Wheel | Velocity | 111 | rad/s | Details below |
Wheel | Torque | 1.7 | Nm | Peak torque from the mj5208 spec |
Peak velocities for the qdd100 are rated as 3,600 dps at 36 V and 2,300 dps at 24 V. Assuming a linear velocity-voltage relationship (which is a big assumption, for instance the actual maximum velocity will also depend on servo.pwm_rate_hz
) leads to 1,650 dps at the 18 V of the RYOBI batteries used on Upkie, or equivalently 28.8 rad/s after conversion and rounding.
The maximum velocity from the mj5208 spec is 7500 rpm, or approximately 785 rad/s. Multiplying by the wheel radius of your typical Upkie (between 5 and 6 cm), we obtain a ground speed comparable to that of a car on a highway. We scale this down a notch! Backtracking from a top ground speed at 20 km/h, we obtain a maximum velocity around 111 rad/s.