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My code is attached below. I am unable to code for this as it says indexing error in the for loop (in bold font) . Please help!! Thank you
clear
close all
clc
% Code up fixed parameters.
a = 0.075; %Distance of centre of gravity OA [m]
b = 0.42; %Distance to the weight held OB [m]
u = 0.15; %Distance of upperarm muscle attachment [m]
f = 0.03; %Distance of forearm muscle attachment [m]
m_arm = 3; %Mass of arm [kg]
g = 9.81; %The univeral gravity constant [m/s^2]
t = linspace(0,30,200); %Time scale for bicep curl [s]
%Ask for user inputs
user1 = "Please input a value for theta [rad]:\n";
theta = input(user1); %Defines the range of motion in radians
while theta < 0 || theta > pi/3 %ensures that the limit of motion is respected and limits the value of theta
fprintf("The bicep can't curl at that angle. Please input a new value:\n")
theta = input(user1);
end
reps = input('Please input the number of bicep curl reps per minute:\n'); %Asks the user to input reps [min^(-1)]
T = 6*reps; %Defines the period of the curl
m_weight = input('Please input the mass of the carried weight [kg]:\n'); %Asks the user to input the weight [kg]
%Defining the variables from part (b) and moment of inertia and centre of mass
theta_t = pi/3*cos((2*pi/3).*t); %angular displacement with theta in rad and t in seconds
omega_t = -pi/2*sin((2*pi/3).*t); %angular velocity with omega in rad/s and t in s
alpha_t = -pi/3*cos((2*pi/3).*t); %angular acceleration with alpha in rad/s^2 and t in s
I_O = 0.03525 + 0.1804*m_weight; %Moment of inertia at O
r_com = (0.225+0.42*m_weight)/(3+m_weight); %centre of mass of the system
%Defining the force of the muslce and reaction muscles (given)
F_muscle_a = sqrt(u^2 + f^2 - 2*u*f.*sin(theta_t) );
F_muscle_b = u*f.*cos(theta_t);
F_muscle_c = I_O.*alpha_t + (a*m_arm + b*m_weight)*g*cos(theta_t);
F_muscle = (F_muscle_a./F_muscle_b).*F_muscle_c; %Equation for force of muscle [N]
R_par_a = F_muscle.*((f-u.*sin(theta_t))./F_muscle_a);
R_par_b = (m_arm + m_weight).*(g.*sin(theta_t))-((omega_t).^2*r_com);
R_par = R_par_a + R_par_b; %Equation for the parallel reaction force [N]
R_perp_a = (m_arm + m_weight).*(g.*cos(theta_t))+(alpha_t.*r_com);
R_perp_b = F_muscle.*(u.*cos(theta_t)./F_muscle_a);
R_perp = R_perp_a - R_perp_b; %Equation for the perp
%Defining the position of the arm
arm_ux = a*sin(theta); %defines the x-position of the upper arm
arm_uy = a*cos(theta); %defines the y-position of the upper arm
arm_fx = b*sin(theta); %defines the x-position of the forearm
arm_fy = b*cos(theta); %defines the y-position of the forearm
% Sets up subplotting scheme and relevant animatedline objects.
subplot(5,2,[1,3,5,7,9]) % LARGE subplot on the left for bicep curl animation
% 3 separate animatedline objects are set up, corresponding to the upper
% arm, forearm, and the weight carried
arm_u = animatedline('Color','k','LineWidth',1.5); %upperarm animation
arm_f = animatedline('Color','r','LineWidth',2.5); %forearm animation
weight = animatedline('Marker','o','MarkerSize',20,'MarkerFaceColor','y','MarkerEdgeColor','k','LineWidth',1.5);
title('Bicep curl Animation')
xlabel('x-displacement')
ylabel('y-displacement')
axis equal % sets axis to equal unit sizes so animation does not look weird
axis([-a b -a 0])
subplot(4,2,2) % first subplot on the right for animated plot of theta
thetaline=animatedline('Color','b','LineWidth',1.5);
title('Angular Displacement')
xlabel('t [s]')
ylabel('Theta [rad]')
axis([0 30 -theta theta])
subplot(4,2,4) % second subplot on the right for animated plot of parallel reaction force
R_parline=animatedline('Color','r','LineWidth',1.5);
title('Parallel reaction force')
xlabel('t [s]')
ylabel('Force [N]')
axis([0 30 min(R_par) max(R_par)])
subplot(4,2,6) % third subplot on the right for animated plot of perpendicular reaction force
R_perpline=animatedline('Color','g','LineWidth',1.5);
title('Perpendicular reaction force')
xlabel('t [s]')
ylabel('Force [N]')
axis([0 30 min(R_perp) max(R_perp])
subplot(4,2,8) % fourth subplot on the right for animated plot of Force of the muscle
forceline=animatedline('Color','c','LineWidth',1.5);
title('Force of mucle')
xlabel('t [s]')
ylabel('Force [N]')
axis([0 30 min(F_muscle) max(F_muscle)])
n=length(t); % determines number of points in t
for i=1:n
subplot(4,2,[1,3,5,7])
clearpoints(arm_u) % clears previous points in upperarm
clearpoints(arm_f) % clears previous points in forearm
clearpoints(weight) % clears previous points in weight
addpoints(arm_u,[0,arm_ux(i)],[0,arm_uy(i)]); % adds points (2 points that connect a line) to arm
addpoints(arm_f,[0,arm_fx(i)],[0,arm_fy(i)]); % adds points (2 points that connect a line) to forearm
addpoints(weight,arm_fx(i),arm_fy(i)) % adds points (only x-y position of forearm weight is relevant) to weight
drawnow
% animates plot of angular displacement
subplot(4,2,2)
addpoints(thetaline,t(i),theta_t(i))
drawnow
% animates plot of Parallel reaction force
subplot(4,2,4)
addpoints(R_parline,t(i),R_par(i))
drawnow
% animates plot of Perpendicular recation force
subplot(4,2,6)
addpoints(R_perpline,t(i),R_perp(i))
drawnow
% animates plot of Force of the muscle
subplot(4,2,8)
addpoints(forceline,t(i),F_muscle(i))
drawnow
end
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