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Model:<br />

Asymmetric <strong>Stiffness</strong>: Parallel Torsional Springs<br />

B’ 1<br />

s i<br />

F’ P’<br />

B’ i B’ n<br />

W<br />

^<br />

P’<br />

cylindrical<br />

joint<br />

torsional<br />

spring<br />

A 1 l i , k i ,<br />

A i<br />

A n<br />

F<br />

θ i<br />

Hook’s joint<br />

O<br />

• <strong>Stiffness</strong> matrix is determined in closed form.<br />

• Skew-symmetric part is not a simple function <strong>of</strong> the applied wrench.<br />

• Symmetry theorem does not apply.<br />

• If all springs are unextended then<br />

^<br />

^ ^<br />

K = Σ k i S i S i<br />

T<br />

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