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limiting slider part motion distance of the prismatic joint in simulink

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Sila Deniz  Karadag
Sila Deniz Karadag el 27 de Mayo de 2024
Editada: Subhajyoti el 17 de Jul. de 2024 a las 11:27
I want to limit the distance of the slider part which slides with a prismatic joint. for example I want it to slide 0.5 m to downward and come back to its initial position

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Subhajyoti
Subhajyoti el 17 de Jul. de 2024 a las 11:26
Editada: Subhajyoti el 17 de Jul. de 2024 a las 11:27
Hello Sila,
The slider movement limits in a ‘prismatic joint’ can be tuned by configuring the following parameters.
  • ‘State Targets > Specify Position Target > Priority’ — Priority level of position target
  • ‘State Targets > Specify Position Target > Value’ — Position target
For the Lower Limit:
  • ‘Limits > Specify Lower Limit > Bound’ — Lower bound of free region
For the Upper Limit:
  • ‘Limits > Specify Upper Limit > Bound’ — Upper bound of free region
The following steps can configure the model to the given example:
  1. Double-click on the ‘Prismatic Joint 3’ block to open its parameters.
  2. In the "Z Prismatic Primitive (Pz)" tab under the ‘State Targets’ sub-section, enable "Specify Position Target" and set the ‘value’ to 0 (initial position).
  3. In the same tab under ‘Limits’, set the following parameters.
  4. Enable the "Specify Upper Limit" and set the ‘Bound’ to 0 (if 0 is your initial position)
  5. Enable the "Specify Lower Limit" and set the ‘Bound’ to -0.5 (for downward movement).
Note: Optionally, you can set the "Spring Stiffness" and "Damping Coefficient" parameters to define the behaviour of the joint when it reaches these limits.
Refer to the following MathWorks Documentation to understand more about ‘Prismatic Joint’.
Hope the above information is helpful.

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