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Damping coefficient of joint

I find the unit of damping coefficient referenced from http://gazebosim.org/tutorials/?tut=ros_urdf#Joints and viscous friction coefficient in the motor which is usually expressed as Bm is (N*m)/(rad/s), so are they the same physical quantity? I want to simulate a servo motor, what value should the damping coefficient be?

If the damping coefficient = c and angular velocity = w, the damping force is c*w?

Asked by jwchang on 2018-09-18 01:28:17 UTC

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If the damping coefficient = c and angular velocity = w, the damping force is c*w? I thik you are right.

And, damping and viscous friction coefficient refer to the same thing. But as I know, we cannot set viscous friction coefficient, with damping instead.

Asked by itfanr on 2018-10-08 00:21:31 UTC

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