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toolhead: Add some comments to acceleration code 

Signed-off-by: Kevin O'Connor <kevin@koconnor.net>
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Kevin O'Connor 2016-07-11 13:21:27 -04:00
parent 777a0b817b
commit d3c27c514f
1 changed files with 18 additions and 6 deletions
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klippy/toolhead.py
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@ -18,6 +18,9 @@ class Move:
self.move_d = move_d
self.axes_d = axes_d
self.accel = accel
# Junction speeds are velocities squared. The junction_delta
# is the maximum amount of this squared-velocity that can
# change in this move.
self.junction_max = speed**2
self.junction_delta = 2.0 * move_d * accel
self.junction_start_max = 0.
@ -36,7 +39,7 @@ class Move:
self.junction_start_max = min(
R * self.accel, self.junction_max, prev_move.junction_max)
def process(self, junction_start, junction_end):
# Determine accel, cruise, and decel portions of the move
# Determine accel, cruise, and decel portions of the move distance
junction_cruise = self.junction_max
inv_junction_delta = 1. / self.junction_delta
accel_r = (junction_cruise-junction_start) * inv_junction_delta
@ -53,10 +56,11 @@ class Move:
cruise_v = math.sqrt(junction_cruise)
end_v = math.sqrt(junction_end)
self.start_v, self.cruise_v, self.end_v = start_v, cruise_v, end_v
# Determine time spent in each portion of move
accel_t = 2.0 * self.move_d * accel_r / (start_v + cruise_v)
cruise_t = self.move_d * cruise_r / cruise_v
decel_t = 2.0 * self.move_d * decel_r / (end_v + cruise_v)
# Determine time spent in each portion of move (time is the
# distance divided by average velocity)
accel_t = accel_r * self.move_d / ((start_v + cruise_v) * 0.5)
cruise_t = cruise_r * self.move_d / cruise_v
decel_t = decel_r * self.move_d / ((end_v + cruise_v) * 0.5)
self.accel_t, self.cruise_t, self.decel_t = accel_t, cruise_t, decel_t
# Generate step times for the move
next_move_time = self.toolhead.get_next_move_time()
@ -73,10 +77,13 @@ class MoveQueue:
self.prev_junction_max = 0.
self.junction_flush = 0.
def flush(self, lazy=False):
next_junction_max = 0.
can_flush = not lazy
flush_count = len(self.queue)
junction_end = [None] * flush_count
# Traverse queue from last to first move and determine maximum
# junction speed assuming the robot comes to a complete stop
# after the last move.
next_junction_max = 0.
for i in range(len(self.queue)-1, -1, -1):
move = self.queue[i]
junction_end[i] = next_junction_max
@ -86,6 +93,7 @@ class MoveQueue:
if next_junction_max >= move.junction_start_max:
next_junction_max = move.junction_start_max
can_flush = True
# Generate step times for all moves ready to be flushed
prev_junction_max = self.prev_junction_max
for i in range(flush_count):
move = self.queue[i]
@ -93,6 +101,7 @@ class MoveQueue:
, junction_end[i])
move.process(prev_junction_max, next_junction_max)
prev_junction_max = next_junction_max
# Remove processed moves from the queue
del self.queue[:flush_count]
self.prev_junction_max = prev_junction_max
self.junction_flush = 0.
@ -106,6 +115,9 @@ class MoveQueue:
move.calc_junction(self.queue[-2])
self.junction_flush -= move.junction_delta
if self.junction_flush <= 0.:
# There are enough queued moves to return to zero velocity
# from the first move's maximum possible velocity, so at
# least one move can be flushed.
self.flush(lazy=True)
STALL_TIME = 0.100