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masukomi
@masukomi@connectified.com  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago

TIL "Jerk" is a physics term and that it's a measurement of motion slightly larger than a snap, crackle, or pop.

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“Jerk” is not a 3D printing community thing, that's the actual term in physics. It also extends beyond jerk to snap, crackle and pop.


r Position

dr/dt = r Velocity (speed)

d²r/dt² = r Acceleration

d³r/dt³ = r Jerk

d⁴r/dt⁴ = r Snap (jounce)

d⁵r/dt⁵ = r Crackle

d⁶r/dt⁶ = r Pop

In practice the stepper motors and controllers in the real world can't control on a fine enough level for anything beyond jerk to really matter.
screenshot text: “Jerk” is not a 3D printing community thing, that's the actual term in physics. It also extends beyond jerk to snap, crackle and pop. r Position dr/dt = r Velocity (speed) d²r/dt² = r Acceleration d³r/dt³ = r Jerk d⁴r/dt⁴ = r Snap (jounce) d⁵r/dt⁵ = r Crackle d⁶r/dt⁶ = r Pop In practice the stepper motors and controllers in the real world can't control on a fine enough level for anything beyond jerk to really matter.
screenshot text: “Jerk” is not a 3D printing community thing, that's the actual term in physics. It also extends beyond jerk to snap, crackle and pop. r Position dr/dt = r Velocity (speed) d²r/dt² = r Acceleration d³r/dt³ = r Jerk d⁴r/dt⁴ = r Snap (jounce) d⁵r/dt⁵ = r Crackle d⁶r/dt⁶ = r Pop In practice the stepper motors and controllers in the real world can't control on a fine enough level for anything beyond jerk to really matter.
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