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Transformations and Euler Angles Sebastian van Delden USC Upstate

Homogeneous Transformations A 4x4 matrix that represents general transformations.

Transformation Equations Consider the following transformations: Notice that {D} can be expressed in two different ways.

Transformation Equations cont…

A typical use of transformation equations:

More on Rotation Matrices Rotation matrices can also be represented as follows.  The significance is that only 3 parameters are needed to specify an orientation … even though a rotation matrix has 9 values.

More on Rotation Matrices There are 6 dependencies in a rotation matrix.

More on Rotation Matrices For example, given the following homogeneous transformation, find the missing values.

Representing A General Orientation A rotation matrix that represents any possible orientation can be created by multiplying 3 pure axis rotation matrices together.  Also, recall that matrix multiplication don’t usually commute.

X – Y – Z Fixed Angles

X – Y – Z Fixed Angles cont…

The inverse problem:

Z – Y – X Euler Angles Rotations are performed around the moving axes:

Z – Y – X Euler Angles cont…

Z–Y–X Euler versus X-Y-Z Fixed They are the same… Conceptually the difference is in the order that the matrix multiplications are made… Do example:  R XYZ (90,90,90)  R Z’Y’X’ (90,90,90)

Z – Y – Z Euler Angles

Other Conventions 12 conventions for Fixed Angle, 12 for Euler Angle. Because of duality, 12 unique conventions in total. 3 x 2 x 2 combinations:  X Y Z  X Y X  X Z X  … Staubli’s V+ Machines use Z-Y-Z Euler Staubli’s VAL3 Machines use X-Y-Z Euler Fanuc TPP Machines use X-Y-Z Fixed

All combinations