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robertor
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Hi All,
A question to calculate the speed at constant velocity during a Trapezoid move.
An object moves from standstill at a known acceleration (1m/s/s) to a constant velocity (unknown) for a period (unknown) and then decelerates at a known deceleration (2m/s/s) to standstill. The total displacement is known (10m) and the total time is known (25s). How can I calculate the constant velocity and therefore the speed at constant velocity during the trapezoid move?
Thanks!
Rob
A question to calculate the speed at constant velocity during a Trapezoid move.
An object moves from standstill at a known acceleration (1m/s/s) to a constant velocity (unknown) for a period (unknown) and then decelerates at a known deceleration (2m/s/s) to standstill. The total displacement is known (10m) and the total time is known (25s). How can I calculate the constant velocity and therefore the speed at constant velocity during the trapezoid move?
Thanks!
Rob