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1) The rotational matrix M f 1 describes rotation about the z f axis with the unit vector, c f = [0 1]T . 2) The rotation from S 1 to S 2 is performed clockwise and the lower sign in Eq. 30) must be chosen. Taking into account that c 1 = c 2 = 0, c 3 = 1, we obtain the following expression for the rotational matrix M f 1 : cos φ − sin φ 0 0 sin φ cos φ 0 0 . 1: Centrodes in translation– rotation motions. The drawings of Fig. 1 yield that (O2 Of ) f = [ρφ and the translational matrix is M2 f 1 0 = 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 −ρ 0]T , ρφ −ρ .
4 ROTATIONAL AND TRANSLATIONAL 4 × 4 MATRICES Generally, the origins of coordinate systems do not coincide and the orientations of the systems are different. In such a case the coordinate transformation may be based on the application of homogeneous coordinates and 4 × 4 matrices that describe separately rotation about a fixed axis and displacement of one coordinate system with respect to the other. Consider that the same point must be represented in coordinate systems S p and S q (Fig. 1). The origins of S p and S q do not coincide and the orientations of coordinate axes in these systems is also different.
2 shows the axial section of the surface. The generating curve [Fig. 3(a)] is represented in coordinate system S a (xa , ya , z a ) by equations xa = xa (θ), ya = 0, z a = z a (θ ). 6) The angle of rotation ψ [Fig. 3(b)] lies within the interval 0 ≤ ψ ≤ 2π . Applying the matrix method of surface generation, derive the equations of the generated surface. 3: Generation of surface of revolution: (a) representation of planar curve L in coordinate system S a ; (b) illustration of coordinate systems S a and S 1 .