Hi Anders,
Nice math, but I think picture is over-simplified -- triangles can't share the 
"0" point.

Regards,
Alex.

On 05/20/2011 12:29 AM, Anders Wallin wrote:
> are you ready? hold on to your hat, here we go:
> http://www.anderswallin.net/2011/05/emc2-tpruncycle-revisited/
>
> if this looks approximately right to someone other than me then
> please, please document this at least on the wiki or maybe even start
> a section of the manual with the simple_tp material from the wiki and
> this new pic/math! (sorry I don't have time for this now)
>
> Anders
>
>
> 2011/5/18 sudjer<[email protected]>:
>> Hi there everyone,
>> When i read the source code in void tcRunCycle(TP_STRUCT *tp, TC_STRUCT *tc,
>> double *v, int *on_final_decel) , I can't understand the follows mean:
>>             discr = 0.5 * tc->cycle_time * tc->currentvel - (tc->target -
>> tc->progress);
>>             discr = 0.25 * pmSq(tc->cycle_time) - 2.0 / tc->maxaccel * discr;
>>              newvel = maxnewvel = -0.5 * tc->maxaccel * tc->cycle_time
>> +tc->maxaccel * pmSqrt(discr);
>> although i have read Simple Tp
>> Notes(wiki.linuxcnc.org/emcinfo.pl?action=hist...p;id=Simple_Tp_Notes), and
>> understand it.
>> Is there anyone can explain it?
>> Thank you very much.
>> Best regards!
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