Physical Modeling of Mechanical Friction

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First submitted by Linda Webb on 29 Jun 2009

Methods for modeling and simulating continuous and hybrid continuous-locking mechanical friction.

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29 Jun 2009	Linda Webb	This article describes methods for modeling and simulating continuous and hybrid continuous-locking mechanical friction using Simulink, Simscape, SimDriveline, and SimMechanics. By Stephen Lunzman, Caterpillar, and Dallas Kennedy and Steve Miller, The MathWorks This article appeared in MATLAB Digest, May 2008

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