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This table summarizes what's new in V1.2 (R2006a):
| New Features and Changes | Version Compatibility Considerations | Fixed Bugs and Known Problems | Related Documentation at Web Site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | No | Bug
Reports at Web site | No |
New features and changes introduced in this version are
The clutch now uses an improved state projection technique when your driveline's dynamic constraints (clutch modes) change. This method minimizes the kinetic energy of the difference between angular velocity states of the system before and after the change. As a result, clutch mode changes now yield more physical results.
See the Controllable Friction Clutch block reference page.
A new transmission template, CR-CR 4-Speed, has replaced the Simpson 4-Speed transmission block in the Transmission Templates library. The new transmission is constructed and functions somewhat differently from the old one. See the block reference page for more details.
You do not need to update Simpson 4-Speed transmissions in your old models with CR-CR 4-Speed blocks. Instances of transmission templates in your old models are not linked to the Transmission Templates library. They continue as valid subsystems in any models where you use them.
Run-time parameters for code generation are now enabled for certain blocks:
Certain blocks have some run-time parameters tunable during simulation. The tunable parameters on each block are associated with normal Simulink blocks in the underlying subsystem.
Seven new demos have been added.
These demos include five animated gear demos. They illustrate the motion of five complex gear sets. Each has an associated M-file and MAT-file.
The demos also include one flexible shaft demo and one flexible shaft demo library. They illustrate how to model angular flexibility with discrete inertias connected by torsional springs.
The online SimDriveline Help has been enhanced with additional multimedia support.
The online Help contains mechanical drawings for five complex gear sets.
The online Help also contains links to five new Web-based AVI animation files that illustrate the motion of these five complex gear sets.
You can access these features most easily by using the Examples index in the Help browser, under Gear Drawings and Prerecorded Animations, respectively.
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