Struct DcMotorFeedforward

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pub struct DcMotorFeedforward { /* private fields */ }
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Ideal DC motor feedforward controller.

This is a open-loop velocity controller that computes the voltage to maintain an idealized DC motor in a certain state.

The controller is implemented according to the following model:

`V = Kₛ sign(ω) + Kᵥ ω + Kₐ α``

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impl DcMotorFeedforward

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pub fn new(ks: f64, kv: f64, ka: f64, target_acceleration: f64) -> Self

Creates a new DcMotorFeedforward with the given constants and target.

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  • ks - Feedforward constant for static friction compensation.
  • kv - Feedforward constant for velocity compensation.
  • ka - Feedforward constant for acceleration compensation.
  • target_acceleration - Feedforward constant for the target acceleration.
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pub const fn constants(&self) -> (f64, f64, f64)

Get the current PID gains as a tuple (ks, kv, ka).

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pub const fn ks(&self) -> f64

Returns the controller’s static friction constant (ks).

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pub const fn kv(&self) -> f64

Returns the controller’s velocity constant (kv).

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pub const fn ka(&self) -> f64

Returns the controller’s acceleration constant (kd).

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pub const fn set_constants(&mut self, ks: f64, kv: f64, ka: f64)

Sets the PID gains to provided values.

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pub const fn set_ks(&mut self, ks: f64)

Sets the controller’s static friction constant (ks).

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pub const fn set_kv(&mut self, kv: f64)

Sets the controller’s velocity constant (kv).

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pub const fn set_ka(&mut self, ka: f64)

Sets the controller’s acceleration constant (ka).

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impl ControlLoop for DcMotorFeedforward

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type Input = f64

The type of input measurements and setpoints that this controller takes.
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type Output = f64

The type of output (control signal) this controller produces.
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fn update( &mut self, _measurement: Self::Input, setpoint: Self::Input, _dt: Duration, ) -> Self::Output

Updates the control loop with the latest measurement and setpoint for the system, producing a corresponding control signal.

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