Description

Base class definition for a Curiosity driver.

A derived class must implement the Update function to set the various motor controls at the current time. Alternatively, a derived class may directly access the associate Curiosity rover and control it through different means (such as applying torques to the wheel driveshafts).

#include <Curiosity.h>

Inheritance diagram for chrono::curiosity::CuriosityDriver:
Collaboration diagram for chrono::curiosity::CuriosityDriver:

Public Types

enum  DriveMotorType { DriveMotorType::SPEED, DriveMotorType::TORQUE }
 Type of drive motor control. More...
 

Public Member Functions

void SetSteering (double angle)
 Set current steering input (angle: negative for left turn, positive for right turn). More...
 
void SetSteering (double angle, CuriosityWheelID id)
 Set current steering input (angle: negative for left turn, positive for right turn). More...
 
virtual DriveMotorType GetDriveMotorType () const =0
 Indicate the control type for the drive motors.
 

Protected Member Functions

virtual void Update (double time)=0
 Set the current rover driver inputs. More...
 

Protected Attributes

Curiositycuriosity
 associated Curiosity rover
 
std::array< double, 6 > drive_speeds
 angular speeds for drive motors (positive for forward motion)
 
std::array< double, 4 > steer_angles
 angles for steer motors (negative for left turn, positive for right turn)
 

Friends

class Curiosity
 

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ DriveMotorType

Type of drive motor control.

Enumerator
SPEED 

angular speed

TORQUE 

torque

Member Function Documentation

◆ SetSteering() [1/2]

void chrono::curiosity::CuriosityDriver::SetSteering ( double  angle)

Set current steering input (angle: negative for left turn, positive for right turn).

This function sets the same steering angle for all steerable wheels.

◆ SetSteering() [2/2]

void chrono::curiosity::CuriosityDriver::SetSteering ( double  angle,
CuriosityWheelID  id 
)

Set current steering input (angle: negative for left turn, positive for right turn).

This function sets the steering angle for the specified wheel.

◆ Update()

virtual void chrono::curiosity::CuriosityDriver::Update ( double  time)
protectedpure virtual

Set the current rover driver inputs.

This function is called by the associated Curiosity at each rover Update. A derived class must update the values for the angular speeds for the drive motors, as well as the angles for the steering motors and the lift motors at the specified time. A positive steering input corresponds to a left turn and a negative value to a right turn.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
  • /builds/uwsbel/chrono/src/chrono_models/robot/curiosity/Curiosity.h
  • /builds/uwsbel/chrono/src/chrono_models/robot/curiosity/Curiosity.cpp