CATIA Kinematics: Advanced Laws

In CATIA Kinematics, you'll learn about the use of laws to simulate motion using a single parameter, i.e. the time. Specifically focusing on using equation-based laws, in which the motion is described by a mathematical equation rather than by a sketched curve.
Learn to:
• Create sketch-based laws
• Create equation-based laws
• Simulate motion with laws
• Obtain time-dependent quantities, such as velocities and accelerations
If you are a CATIA engineer who want to get the most out of CATIA Kinematics, this video is for you.

[@iouriapanovitch]

Thanks for you comment. Yes, you could certainly use radians all the way, but I find degrees to be better understood by engineers, and also degrees are the default unit for the parameters of type Angle in CATIA. The main reason why I used a mix of deg and rad was because the SIN function requires radians as input. Then converted the result back to deg, after evaluating the Law. Hope that helps.

[@stuka262]

Thanks a lot! Extremely helpful video. Great job!

[@hollyk-0077]

NICE😊

[@poriyamohammadi5521]

Hello sir. thank you for this such useful video. I have a question. in the last part when you wrote the function you used 'rad' as unit in sin . then in formula window you used '*1deg' as the unit. Doesn't it make any problem? Isn't that better to use same unit?