Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals, Simulink for System and Algorithm Modeling, and Modeling Physical Systems with Simscape

Modeling Multibody Mechanical Systems with Simscape

This one-day course focuses on how to model rigid-body mechanical systems in the Simulink^® environment using Simscape Multibody^™ (formerly SimMechanics^™). Topics include:

Modeling simple multibody systems
Creating custom geometries and compound bodies
Creating reusable models of mechanical systems
Assembling, guiding, and verifying mechanisms
Importing models from CAD software
Combining Simulink, Simscape^™, and Simscape Multibody blocks

See detailed course outline

Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals, Simulink for System and Algorithm Modeling, and Modeling Physical Systems with Simscape

Day 1 of 1
Introduction to Multibody Simulation	Objective: Discuss the components that make up mechanical models and how to define them in Simscape Multibody. Terminology Solids Coordinate frames Joints Visualization
Refining Components	Objective: Create custom and complex rigid bodies, and parameterize parts for reusable Simscape Multibody models. Defining geometries Creating compound bodies Specifying body interfaces Parameterizing bodies for reuse
Assembling Mechanisms	Objective: Define and configure kinematics of a multibody machine in Simscape Multibody. Reusing existing components Specifying degrees of freedom Sensing and logging simulation results Adding stiffness and damping to joints Setting initial conditions Guiding and verifying an assembled mechanism
Importing CAD Models	Objective: Import existing parts and mechanisms from CAD platforms into Simscape Multibody. Visualizing bodies with CAD geometries Identifying the different CAD import workflows Exporting from CAD software Importing into Simscape Multibody Features captured by Simscape Multibody Link
Connecting to Simscape and Simulink	Objective: Illustrate the ways that Simscape Multibody blocks can interact with Simscape and Simulink blocks. Adding a combustion model using Simscape Actuating the piston head Sensing constraint forces on joints Adding a control system for throttle Creating a multidomain physical model

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Course Schedule

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Dates	Location	Language	Price
16 Jan 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 750
20 Feb 2020	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 750
07 Apr 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 70,000
23 Apr 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 750
07 May 2020	US, Massachusetts, Natick	English	USD 750
12 Jun 2020	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 750
17 Jun 2020	France, Paris (Meudon)	French	EUR 700
26 Jun 2020	Korea (Republic Of), Gangnam, Seoul	Korean	KRW 450,000
09 Jul 2020	Germany, Ismaning (bei München)	English	EUR 700
16 Jul 2020	US, California, Los Angeles (Torrance)	English	USD 750
13 Aug 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 750
30 Sep 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 70,000
28 Oct 2020	Germany, Aachen	German	EUR 700
12 Nov 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 750
27 Nov 2020	Korea (Republic Of), Gangnam, Seoul	Korean	KRW 450,000
02 Dec 2020	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 750

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