New parameter defaults &x_trajectory, &y_trajectory and &z_trajectory
SMARTElectrode introduces some new parameter defaults to provide information about electrode trajectory.
Usage
Use parameter configuration to define parameters for new default rules:
Use parameter configuration to define parameters.
- General syntax &..._trajectory:<(1)to reference>:<(2)from reference>Calculates incremental movement from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1) using orientation from operation origin.
- &x_trajectoryTo calculate incremental movement in X from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1). Operation origin is always used as projection reference.
- &y_trajectoryTo calculate incremental movement in Y from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1). Operation origin is always used as projection reference.
- &z_trajectoryTo calculate incremental movement in Y from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1). Operation origin is always used as projection reference.
- &a_trajectoryTo calculate incremental rotation about X from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1). Operation origin is always used as projection reference.
- &b_trajectoryTo calculate incremental rotation about Y from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1). Operation origin is always used as projection reference.
- &c_trajectoryTo calculate incremental rotation about Z from coordinate system (2) to coordinate system (1). Operation origin is always used as projection reference.
Example
Image above shows start (2) and end (1) position for two electrodes. Displayed parameter values in Burnsheet for trajectory in Y direction:
Rule for parameter: &y_trajectory:endpos:startpos
What is the benefit of this enhancement?
This enhancement is intended for the evaluation of electrode movement from secure to start or start to end position.
Additional Information
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Tips:
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None.
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Limitations:
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No known limitations.
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Does this replace existing functionality?
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No |
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Configuration options associated with this functionality:
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None. |