A Method of Equiangular Approximation of 3D Circle and Ellipse
An isometric, three-dimensional technology, applied in program control, instrumentation, electrical program control, etc., can solve problems such as cumbersome calculations, and achieve the effect of expanding the processing range
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[0047] Such as figure 1 Shown, on the one hand, the equiangular approximation method of a kind of three-dimensional circle of the present invention is a kind of equiangular approximation method that carries out data point densification to three-dimensional circle according to parametric equation (with angle as parameter), specifically comprises the following steps:
[0048] Step 101, obtaining the primitive information of the three-dimensional circle from the DXF file
[0049] Specifically, the center point coordinate O'(x C ,y C ,z C ), radius R, starting angle θ S , End angle θ E (closed circle θ S = 0°, θ E =360°), and the normal of its plane
[0050] Step 102, using the vector method to derive the parameter equation of the three-dimensional circle
[0051] Such as Figures 2 to 3 As shown, according to the primitive information of the three-dimensional circle, R is the radius of the three-dimensional circle, O'(x C ,y C ,z C ) is the center point of the three...
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[0068] Such as Figure 5 Shown, on the other hand, a kind of equiangular approximation method of three-dimensional ellipse of the present invention is a kind of equiangular approximation method that carries out data point densification to three-dimensional ellipse according to parametric equation (with angle as parameter), specifically comprises the following steps:
[0069] Step 201, obtaining the primitive information of the three-dimensional ellipse from the DXF file
[0070] Specifically, the center point coordinate O'(x C ,y C ,z C ), semi-major axis R L , semi-minor axis R S , starting angle θ S , End angle θ E (closed ellipse θ S = 0°, θ E =360°), and the normal of its plane
[0071] Step 202, using the vector method to derive the parameter equation of the three-dimensional ellipse
[0072] Such as Figures 6 to 7 As shown, according to the primitive information of the 3D ellipse, R L , R S are the semi-major axis and semi-minor axis of the three-dimensio...
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