Note- Keep pressing on the ENTER key to visualize animation.
%% Plot Any Four Bar Linkage
clc;clear;close all
X = [150 110 100 90 40 120];
% X = [180 100 185 220 55 0];
% X = [r1 r2 r3 r4 Cx Cy ];
% r1: Crank (make sure its always the smallest, also r3+r4>=r1+r2)
% r2: Coupler
% r3: Lever (Rocker)
% r4: Frame
% Cu: x coordinate for coupler point wrt crank-coupler point
% Cv: y coordinate for coupler point wrt crank-coupler point
cycles = 2;% number of crank rotations
INCREMENTS = 100;% divide a rotation into this number
%% check the geometry
P = X(1:4);
check = P;
[L locL] = max(check);
check(locL) = [];
[S locS] = min(check);
check(locS) = [];
R = check;
flag = 0;
if S==X(4) & sum(check)>(L+S)
TITLE = 'This is a Double-Crank Mechanism';
elseif (S==X(1)|S==X(3)) & sum(check)>(L+S)
TITLE = 'This is a Rocker-Crank Mechanism';
elseif S==X(2) & sum(check)>(L+S)
TITLE = 'This is a Double-Rocker Mechanism';
flag = 1;
elseif sum(check)==(L+S)
TITLE = 'This is a Change Point Mechanism';
elseif sum(check)<(L+S)
flag = 1;
TITLE = 'This is a Double-Rocker Mechanism';
end
%%
TH1 = linspace(0,2*pi,INCREMENTS);% Input angle theta1
dig = 10;% divide links into this number
R1 = X(1); r1 = linspace(0,R1,dig);
R2 = X(2); r2 = linspace(0,R2,dig);
R3 = X(3); r3 = linspace(0,R3,dig);
R4 = X(4); r4 = linspace(0,R4,dig);
Cu = X(5); cu = linspace(0,Cu,dig);
Cv = X(6); cv = linspace(0,Cv,dig);
%% check valid region
D = sqrt(R1^2 + R4^2 - 2*R1*R4*cos(TH1));% diagonal distance between
% crank-coupler point and rocker-frame point
TH5 = acos((R3^2+D.^2-R2^2)./(2*R3*D));% angle between rocker and diagonal
% link (d)
IMAG = imag(TH5);
[VALUES LOCATION] = find(IMAG==0);
%%
IMAG = imag(TH5);
LOCATION = IMAG==0;
LOCATION1 = find(IMAG==0);
LOC = LOCATION;
n = length(LOCATION);
n1 = length(LOCATION1);
Check = 0;
direction = 1;
for i=1:n-1
if LOC(i+1)~=LOC(i)
if Check==0
direction = LOC(i);
end
Check = Check+1;
end
end
%%
Rotate = 0;
if isempty(LOCATION1)
error('This is not a valid linkage');
elseif direction==0 & Check==2
LOC1 = find(LOCATION==1);
th1 = [TH1(LOC1) TH1(fliplr(LOC1))];
elseif n1==n
th1 = TH1;
elseif direction==1 & Check==2
Rotate = 1;
loc1 = LOC(1:end-1);
loc2 = LOC(2:end);
[Value deadpoint] = find((loc2-loc1)~=0);
deadp = deadpoint + [0 1];
LOC2 = [deadp(2):n 1:deadp(1)];
th1 = [TH1(LOC2) TH1(fliplr(LOC2))];
elseif Check==4
Rotate = 1;
loc1 = LOC(1:end-1);
loc2 = LOC(2:end);
[Value deadpoint] = find((loc2-loc1)~=0);
deadp1 = deadpoint(1:2) + [1 0];
deadp2 = deadpoint(3:4) + [1 0];
fprintf('This mechanism has two disconnected upper and lower regions\n');
DIREC = 1;
DIREC = input('Select [1] for upper, [2] for lower Default = [1] ');
if DIREC == 1
LOC3 = [deadp1(1):deadp1(2)];
else
LOC3 = [deadp2(1):deadp2(2)];
end
th1 = [TH1(LOC3) TH1(fliplr(LOC3))];
end
d = sqrt(R1^2 + R4^2 - 2*R1*R4*cos(th1));
th5 = acos((R3^2+d.^2-R2^2)./(2*R3*d));% angle between rocker and
%%
if Rotate == 1
d = sqrt(R1^2 + R4^2 - 2*R1*R4*cos(th1));
th5 = acos((R3^2+d.^2-R2^2)./(2*R3*d));% angle between rocker and diagonal link (d)
th5 = [th5(1:end/2) -th5(end/2+1:end)];
end
Ax = R1*cos(th1);% x coordinate for the crank-coupler point
Ay = R1*sin(th1);% y coordinate for the crank-coupler point
a = R4 - R1*cos(th1);% horizontal distance between rocker-frame point and
% projection of crank-coupler point
b = Ay;% vertical projection of crank-coupler point
th6 = atan2(b,a);% angle between frame and diagonal link (d)
th4 = pi - th5 - th6;% angle the rocker makes with horizon
Bx = R3*cos(th4) + R4;% horizontal distance between frame-crank point and
% projection of coupler-rocker point
By = R3*sin(th4);% vertical projection of coupler-rocker point
th2 = atan2((By-Ay),(Bx-Ax));% angle the coupler makes with the horizon
Cx = Ax + Cu*cos(th2) - Cv*sin(th2);% horizontal projection of coupler
% point wrt coupler
Cy = Ay + Cu*sin(th2) + Cv*cos(th2);% vertical projection of coupler
% point wrt coupler
% calculate display (figure) limits
xmin = 1.2*min([min(Cx) -R1 -R3]);
xmax = 1.2*max([max(Cx) R4+max([R3 max(R3*cos(th4))])]);
ymin = 1.2*min([min(Cy) -R1 -R3]);
ymax = 1.2*max([max(Cy) max([R1 R3 R3+Cv])]);
%%
increments = length(th1);
for i=1:increments
link1x(i,:) = r1*cos(th1(i));
link1y(i,:) = r1*sin(th1(i));
link2x(i,:) = linspace(Ax(i),Bx(i),dig);
link2y(i,:) = linspace(Ay(i),By(i),dig);
link3x(i,:) = R4 + r3*cos(th4(i));
link3y(i,:) = r3*sin(th4(i));
Couplx1(i,:) = linspace(Ax(i),Cx(i),dig);
Couply1(i,:) = linspace(Ay(i),Cy(i),dig);
Couplx2(i,:) = linspace(Cx(i),Bx(i),dig);
Couply2(i,:) = linspace(Cy(i),By(i),dig);
end
for k=1:cycles
for i = 1:increments
plot(link1x(i,:),link1y(i,:),'b',link2x(i,:),link2y(i,:),'r',...
link3x(i,:),link3y(i,:),'k',Couplx1(i,:),Couply1(i,:),'r',...
Couplx2(i,:),Couply2(i,:),'r')
hold on
plot([link2x(i,:) ;Couplx1(i,:)],[link2y(i,:); Couply1(i,:)],'g','linewidth',2)
plot([link2x(i,:) ;Couplx2(i,:)],[link2y(i,:); Couply2(i,:)],'g','linewidth',2)
plot(0,0,'sk',R4,0,'sk','MarkerSize',12)
plot(0,0,'ok',R4,0,'ok')
plot(Couplx1(i,end),Couply1(i,end),'ok','MarkerSize',6,...
'MarkerFaceColor','g')
axis([xmin xmax ymin ymax])
if Rotate == 1 & i<=increments/2
plot(Couplx1(1:i,end),Couply1(1:i,end),'--g','linewidth',2)
elseif Rotate == 1
plot(Couplx1(1:increments/2,end),Couply1(1:increments/2,end),'--g','linewidth',2)
plot(Couplx1(increments/2:i,end),Couply1(increments/2:i,end),'--r','linewidth',2)
else
plot(Couplx1(1:i,end),Couply1(1:i,end),'--g','linewidth',2)
end
clc
title(['\bf',TITLE])
fprintf('Th1 = %5.2f, th5 = %5.2f, D = %7.2f\n',th1(i),th5(i),d(i))
YY = input('Hit Enter ');
hold off
end
end
if Rotate==1
hold on
plot(Couplx1([1 end/2],end),Couply1([1 end/2],end),'hr','MarkerSize',10)
end
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