Euler angles - Insights

An elementary introduction to Euler angles is presented. Although defined in a simple way, Euler angles are difficult to imagine when someone first learns them. The video is divided into two parts, in the first part, I explain why do we require Euler angles, and in the next part is spent to illustrate the use of Euler angles to describe the angular velocity of a rotating body. Most of the textbook on mechanics do not bother to explain the deep reasons of why would anyone require Euler angles. In this video, I showed the idea of Euler angles follows when we talk about rotation in three-dimensional space.

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my left ear really enjoyed this explaination

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and my right ear enjoyed the music

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my left ear enjoyed this

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😅so problem was not in head phone

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[@madhavm750]

I had trouble understanding Euler angles too! It was maybe around an year ago I finally understood the concept. Amazing work by the way! Keep it up.

[@animation_2.076]

Thank you

[@curiousbat5368]

I had to slow it down to 0.25x so that I could analyze every movement. I loved it, awesome video.

[@satyasubhoganguly159]

Thanks for such an beautiful description & visualisation.... Much better way to understood the euler angle. 👍

[@MDMAx]

Tyvm for great explanation! I don't get it yet, but I'll be coming back to this video when will come across this topic again :)

[@ananda_dg]

Loved the animation!!! Great work!

[@animation_2.076]

Thank you sir.

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You just won your 68th subscriber. Good job!

[@loszhor]

Thank you for the information.

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my left ear enjoyed this video.

[@kunjalvara6113]

Very effective way of explaination sir

[@focus7477]

How can you find components of angular momentum along x1 x2 x3 axis when this axis are fixed with the object. From the perspective of x1 x2 x3 axis, the object is not rotating, it is stationary.

[@javierlazaroortega8326]

how do you create this cool animations?

[@ozamiel2012]

At 7:15 I think you need to put the ψ angle between the component and the x2 axis. Great video!

[@TheTimeDilater]

It's really awesome work !!!

[@swaralipidas1290]

Amazing 😍

[@rahimnjie5223]

what software did you use to create this animation, trying to do something similar for my masters dissertation

[@animation_2.076]

I use blender and inkscape

[@fdgaibor]

Had to take one earpod out in order not to die

[@siddharthjain3341]

this was so helpful. Such great work, thank you very much

[@animation_2.076]

Thank you for your words !

[@ajayjoseph4498]

I followed up to 4 minutes then I became so lost I guess its because the axis wasn't labelled as you were describing it. Nevertheless, the animation was absolutely amazing. I am gonna check out your channel for other videos to understand this.

[@roycas3]

Only left channel audio is very disturbing. Explanation is good.

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Beautiful video!

[@sajalgupta7133]

Wow. Video is very informative and animation is awesome. Now, I understand the bit of a heavy spinning top, which went quite quickly in our classical mechanics class :p. Thank you, man. I'll be waiting for the next video. Btw, one question, shouldn't the nutation involve the rate of change of theta in both x and y-direction?

[@animation_2.076]

theta measures the inclination of the rigid body or top in this case from the vertical space fixed axis, rate of change of this angle is the nutation. I hope that helps.

[@sajalgupta7133]

@@animation_2.076 Yeah, got it. Thanks, dude.👍

[@odssas1568]

beautiful work

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very nice

[@aj.k.j]

Thanks for a great video. I'm still not fully with it unfortunately. The example you showed at 4.30 (x y x rotation) the x axis is pointing up? Your video is by far the best on KZbin.

[@numbersix8919]

My right brain enjoyed this but my left brain was unable to make heads or tails of it!

[@WhatYourGrandpaSays]

my right ear is very knowledgeable now

[@sahhaf1234]

How the top's rotation is zxz is impossible to understand.

[@whovianrusher7145]

life changing

[@connorp3555]

Good video thank you!

[@henrytzuo8517]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@parmeshwarkotnur]

Great video but it will be better if you had named the axes & the angles

[@easyphysics2728]

Very good

[@K-Luxuriant]

i could only hear from left, damn.

[@جلال-ي8س]

Sirr, how many Euler angles would be needed to describe rigid body motion in 4 dimensions.

[@animation_2.076]

I am not sure, but my guess will be 4.

[@D4Physics]

Sir plz ky ap hindi m v bna skte

[@smohke2976]

Great video but please hire a narrator

[@WhyShubham967]

thynx a lot

[@suvarnasujilkumar.c8855]

Great

[@erick.gudino]

Thanks"!!!

[@shadewar]

fix the audio please,

[@animation_2.076]

yes, I am extremely sorry for the poor audio. I would fix it as soon as I can.

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XQ HAY 2 YXY?

[@thomasholt3697]

Just use Quaternions like bruh moment

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[@ehsanullahbutt150]

What a poor presentation...