Modeling a Mechatronic System - MATLAB - Simscape - Simulink
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Learn how to use Simscape Electronics™ to model a mechatronic actuation system.
Get a Free Simscape Trial: goo.gl/6372dP
Ready to Buy: goo.gl/vsIeA5
The model is created by assembling a physical network of components, including a PWM driver, H-bridge circuit, and a DC Motor. The simulation results are evaluated in the Simscape Results Explorer. After testing the design on a simple mechanical load consisting of a gear box and a lead screw, it is connected to a three-dimensional mechanical model created in Simscape Multibody™.
How are you importing the mechanical CAD model from solidworks? When I am importing I get the blocks, but not the way you are getting
How do we view the rpm of this curcuit? And how can we increase/decrease the rpm? Thank you...ur previous reply to my comment was helpful
Very instructing video... Please can you make one using stepper motor on a different mechanism?
Can you give the structure of aileron used in the video.
I've followed your exact steps in this video with all correct connections and it does not run. I was wondering why this may be?
but it is showing error on solver configration
ssly amazing!!!
hey how can ı just have DC motor output
which version of matlab is this ..? can i do it in version of 2016?
2.03 what if we actually want to run the motor backwards? Please can somebody help it's absolutely urgent
Apply a voltage greater than the Reverse threshold voltage to the REV terminal on the H-bridge block. It should be a 0-5V signal not a PWM signal.
Good how to load 3D model of Arilleon & drawing in Simcape
I am not too sure about how the assembly file in the video is imported, but you can try looking in Simscape Multibody > Body Elements and drop in "File Solid". Double click on the block to and add the filepath for your 3D model (.STL or .STEP).
This is so fucking cool
i cant find any of boxes u used whyyyyyyyyyy??
Maybe you have not installed to toolbox
Where exactly did you connect the wheel and axle with 3d mechanical system ?
Yeah... Did you get any helpfull answer?