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SimMechanics

Learn more about SimMechanics through product demos and online seminars that highlight features or application examples.
 

Modeling With SimMechanics

 

Modeling a Piston   8:58

Model a piston using multibody dynamics. Bodies, joints, and 3D visualization are defined and simulated.

 

Importing and Merging CAD Models into SimMechanics   7:13

Import models from CAD systems to SimMechanics using SimMechanics Link. Separate changes made in the CAD system and SimMechanics are automatically merged in the final model.

 

Designing a Controller   9:10

Design a compensator (PID, etc.) to control a mechatronic system. Linear control theory is used to design the control system.

 

Integrating Physical Systems and Controller   5:50  New

Detect system integration issues in simulation. Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and control systems are gradually integrated into a full system model.

 

Simulating With SimMechanics

 

Optimizing System Performance   6:08  New

Automatically tune the performance of a hydromechanical pitch control system to meet system requirements using optimization algorithms.

 

Balancing Model Fidelity and Simulation Speed   5:01  New

Select model variants and adjust simulation modes to properly configure the model for the test you wish to run.

 

Analyzing and Documenting Results   4:02  New

Automatically run tests and generate a report documenting simulation results.

 

Deploying SimMechanics Models

 

Simulating In Real Time: Hydromechanical Example   5:40  New

Configure multiple, independent solvers to enable real-time simulation. The model of a hydromechanical pitch control system is simulated on a real-time target.

 

Using Local Solvers for Real-Time Simulation   4:22  New

Configure Simscape local solvers on your physical networks to enable real-time simulation. The computations per time step are minimized while maintaining accuracy.

 

Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) Testing   5:22

Use HIL testing instead of hardware prototypes to test control algorithms. A multidomain physical model is converted to C code and simulated on controller hardware.

 

Protecting Intellectual Property in Subsystems   4:39  New

Share physical models without exposing intellectual property. The protected subsystems can be used for simulation and parameter testing.

 

Case Study

 

Automotive Power Window  

 

Overview

 

Multiaxis Flexible Cantilever  

 

Stewart Platform with Control Reference Trajectory  

 

Stewart Platform with Controller and Imported Visualization Data    New

 

Automotive Models

 

Four Cylinder IC Engine with Virtual Reality Scene  

 

Car Handling  

 

Flexible Bodies

 

Flexible Four Bar Mechanism  

 

Mechanical Applications

 

Bouncing Ball  


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