Transformation

Prabhu TL
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We use matrices to transform vectors.

Example: In the following picture frame B rotates around frame A about z axis by 30 Here Z axis is pointing out of the page B P (0 2 0)

Mapping involving general frames

We need to know how we can get the parameters of A P which parameters are given in frame B and the parameters of A PBORG are given (Craig 2005, 27-28). We use the following formula

We notice

1. That we add just for rotation matrix one row of zeros (0 0 0). 2. For vector´s coordinates we add number 1 below all of them. 3. This kind of matrix is called homogeneous transform (4×4).

Example:

Frame B has rotated with relative to frame A bout Z axis by 30 degrees and

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