Terminal Coordinate System
Published on Jan 8, 2024
VEC Version 2.1.0
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The coordinate system of a terminal defines a reference system for the definition of other values (e.g. the WireReception.Rotation). The definition is the following (see illustration).
- The origin (0,0,0) is in the intersection point the centerline of terminal (z-axis) and the perpendicular plane through the most forward end position of the terminal in its cavity.
- The y-axis points in the direction of the primary locking.
- The x-axis is the cross product of y and z, x = y ⨯ z).
The rotation of the WireReception is the angle between the normal vector on base plane of the crimp area and the y-axis, which is a rotation around the z-axis (right hand rule, compare illustration).
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Last updated on Jan 8, 2024