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 ** For Node a1 ** ** For Node a1 **
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 Node a1 is the node that is undergoing circular motion. With no oscillation, the angular displacement of node a1 will be increasing as shown in the first graph in the figure below. Node a1 is the node that is undergoing circular motion. With no oscillation, the angular displacement of node a1 will be increasing as shown in the first graph in the figure below.
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 The tangential velocity, tangential acceleration, and centripetal acceleration data are shown to let the user understand which set of data is more dominant after the complementary filter. The tangential velocity, tangential acceleration, and centripetal acceleration data are shown to let the user understand which set of data is more dominant after the complementary filter.
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 {{ :xinke:a2.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:a2.png?500 |}}
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 The zoomed in version for the angular data is shown. The zoomed in version for the angular data is shown.
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 {{ :xinke:a3.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:a3.png?500 |}}
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 The zoomed in version for the linear data is shown. The zoomed in version for the linear data is shown.
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 {{ :xinke:a4.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:a4.png?500 |}}
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 Using the data filtered through the complementary filter, the velocity and the acceleration in x and in y directions are graphed and shown below. Using the data filtered through the complementary filter, the velocity and the acceleration in x and in y directions are graphed and shown below.
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 {{ :xinke:a5.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:a5.png?500 |}}
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 ** For Node b1 **    ** For Node b1 **   
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 +Node b1 oscillates as the crank moves. As shown by the angular displacement graph, the angular displacement of node b1 comes in cycles, where the maximum displacement is roughtly -15 degrees (which is 15 degrees counterclockwise).
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 +Both the angular velocity and angular acceleration oscillates as well as the bar changes direction of rotation.
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 {{ :xinke:4b:b1.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:4b:b1.png?500 |}}
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 +The tangential velocity, tangential acceleration, and centripetal acceleration data are shown where the gyroscope data dominates in all three graphs. This limits the noise caused by the accelerometer data.
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 {{ :xinke:4b:b2.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:4b:b2.png?500 |}}
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 +The zoomed in version for the angular data is shown.
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 {{ :xinke:4b:b3.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:4b:b3.png?500 |}}
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 +The zoomed in version for the linear data is shown.
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 {{ :xinke:4b:b4.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:4b:b4.png?500 |}}
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 +Using the data filtered through the complementary filter, the velocity and the acceleration in x and in y directions are graphed and shown below.
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 {{ :xinke:4b:b5.png?500 |}} {{ :xinke:4b:b5.png?500 |}}
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 +The cyclic nature of the motion are all captured by the data and the filtered data. However, similar to the data obtained from Solidworks, the extrema of the velocity and acceleration data all have lower extremas compared to the theoretical MATLAB data.
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 +To compensate for this error in real life, the motor speed that is used to drive the 4-bar mechanism can be increased to increase the tangential velocity, tangential acceleration, and normal acceleration.
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 ** Causes for Error ** ** Causes for Error **
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