MechanicalConstraints

Struct MechanicalConstraints 

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pub struct MechanicalConstraints {
    pub steps_per_revolution: u32,
    pub steps_per_degree: f32,
    pub max_velocity_steps_per_sec: f32,
    pub max_acceleration_steps_per_sec2: f32,
    pub min_step_interval_ns: u32,
    pub limits: Option<StepLimits>,
    pub max_velocity: DegreesPerSec,
    pub max_acceleration: DegreesPerSecSquared,
}
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Derived mechanical parameters computed from motor configuration.

These are computed once at initialization and used for all motion planning.

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§steps_per_revolution: u32

Total steps per output revolution (steps × microsteps × gear_ratio).

§steps_per_degree: f32

Steps per degree of output rotation.

§max_velocity_steps_per_sec: f32

Maximum velocity in steps per second.

§max_acceleration_steps_per_sec2: f32

Maximum acceleration in steps per second squared.

§min_step_interval_ns: u32

Minimum step interval in nanoseconds (at max velocity).

§limits: Option<StepLimits>

Soft limits in steps (if configured).

§max_velocity: DegreesPerSec

Maximum velocity in degrees per second.

§max_acceleration: DegreesPerSecSquared

Maximum acceleration in degrees per second squared.

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impl MechanicalConstraints

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pub fn from_config(config: &MotorConfig) -> Self

Compute mechanical constraints from motor configuration.

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pub fn degrees_to_steps(&self, degrees: f32) -> i64

Convert degrees to steps.

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pub fn steps_to_degrees(&self, steps: i64) -> f32

Convert steps to degrees.

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pub fn velocity_to_steps(&self, deg_per_sec: f32) -> f32

Convert deg/sec to steps/sec.

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pub fn acceleration_to_steps(&self, deg_per_sec2: f32) -> f32

Convert deg/sec² to steps/sec².

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pub fn velocity_to_interval_ns(&self, velocity_steps_per_sec: f32) -> u32

Calculate step interval for a given velocity in steps/sec.

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pub fn check_limits(&self, steps: i64) -> Option<i64>

Check if a position is within soft limits.

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impl Clone for MechanicalConstraints

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fn clone(&self) -> MechanicalConstraints

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for MechanicalConstraints

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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