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gait analisys in msc adams

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Jul 21, 2021
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Is angular velocity and angular acceleration necessary to obtain torque and power? Or can the desired output be achieved only by giving the joint angle?
 
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i think torque equal inertia times angular velocity. But I'm not sure it should be as input, because adams calculate it automatically.
 
Yu are either going to have to explain what your problem is properly or else we can play guessing games.

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you're right, i'm going to gait simulation with inverse kinematic. i have to input angle of lower limb joints and obtain peak torque and power. i do this but my output is incorrect. i have to know that i should input any data such as angular velocity or acceleration or something else?
 
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