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Solidworks Sport car rear suspension simulation

Rear suspension simulation.

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Seba M commented on 10 Oct 2010
@coquicr Hi, if you have access to both, I would say try Solidworks, in my personal opinion Inventor is better for designs like gearboxes, but for cars, planes, bikes, etc I would choose Solidworks exclusively, frame generator in Solidworks suit me better than in Inventor, there is one thing which I don't like in Solidorks, it's small parts library, I had to create my own steel profiles. In Solidworks you won't create a frame member over a spline, it's not a big deal.
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Seba M commented on 04 Feb 2011
@olliewest I use a "conventional" approach, weldments> structural member, etc, (of course it's necessary to create own library), because you can't create a curved member over a spline, I use arcs usually. For more "complicated" shapes a couple of them, of course you have to add tangent relation between them, hope it helps.
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coquicr commented on 07 Oct 2010
Hi I have an engineering background and I am planning on building a bike on my free time much like you did with the Lotus 7. I see from your videos you have experience on Solidworks and Inventor. Which one would you recommend for chassis frame design and simulation: Inventor, Solidworks, any other? Thank you a lot!
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Tiko Nelson commented on 11 Jun 2012
Hello, I'm thinking about making a DIY project out of the Atom and have been trying to do all the research that comes before doing any major project. I was wondering if you would be willing to share the SolidWorks model of the car or if it is already online, where it would be.
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MrMustangMan357 commented on 01 Oct 2009
My name is Brian Williams and I am with the Formula SAE program at Bradley University. We would like to discuss some frame designs with you. I sent you a friend request because we need to be friends before I can send an actual message. We would like to contact you. thanks!
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zbrit00x commented on 06 Apr 2013
I have made a rear suspension setup similar to yours, but I cannot get the mates right at the hinge or things to connect and move properly. Do you have your solidworks files/ assemblies uploaded anywhere so I can see the process you used to put everything together?
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davegt27 commented on 19 Oct 2010
I’ve been trying to design stuff in solid works but I find it very difficult. I guess you have to have an artistic mind. Any chance you could change that to a pull-rod and mount the shocks closer to the ground plain? That would lower the center of gravity
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Seba M commented on 04 May 2009
I have Dell 9400 (I'm going to upgrade it to M90 or M6300) 2GB ram (667MHZ) Radeon X1400 (256MB). It took about 8h to render it in resolution 1100x750, 18 frames per second,
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Seba M commented on 03 Oct 2009
Sorry for that but I have very limited time, to many people were asking me about differnt things, I had no time for all replies so I have to block it.
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viper2788 commented on 11 Dec 2009
im actually building an ariel atom out of knex, and i would have NEVER gotten the rear suspension right without this video. thanks for the upload!
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tavcarovski commented on 10 Sep 2010
Thank you... thank you very much. I was searching all morning, for atom suspension explanation :) You have "like" from me.
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mechfeeney commented on 31 Aug 2010
It doesn't look like the assembly is fully constrained. Look at the nut/bolt that connects the damper to the car frame.
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Seba M commented on 04 May 2009
Thanks, actually the graphics were really nice until I uploaded it on youtube. I have to try another codec next time.

Inventor 11 RC car suspension simulation

My first design & movie ever made in Inventor 11.

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Seba M commented on 18 Apr 2008
"oh, and your wheel's centerpoint seems to be not in the real centerpoint, if you know what I mean." Wow congratulations finally after 16574 viewers someone noticed that I'm impressed. But let me explain myself that was my first project in Invntor ever I noticed that when i finished animation but was to late for changes so I left it. I was drawing that wheel in isometric view so that's why I chossed wrong centerpoint. "how did you do this in Inventor though?" I used Inventor studio great tool.
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socomkiller59 commented on 29 May 2008
Great job, I uhhh, currently have Autodesk Inventor Professional 2009, and its great. I thought it was so much much better than the 2006 version, which is what my school has, so yea. Its difficult to learn at first, but once you do, its a great program!
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Ebola2k commented on 12 Oct 2008
hmm.. i am familiar with inventor. i have made excavators with it and such... but idk how to make car bodies with it. and absolutly no clue as to how u made the tread on the tire.. so if anyone konws fill me in. :]
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Robbert van der Velden commented on 18 Apr 2008
That is awesome! how did you do this in Inventor though? oh, and your wheel's centerpoint seems to be not in the real centerpoint, if you know what I mean. other than that, great model, and 'animation'!
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David L commented on 10 Apr 2010
nice i ouldent do that . but were are all your linkages like to the sering servo and to the motor
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BFG12043 commented on 14 Sep 2010
based on the Bycmo 1/10 subaru (kit) by any chance lol
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Blacky2394 commented on 06 Feb 2008
Pretty interesting video, thanks for sharing it!
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chrisdietlmeier commented on 25 Oct 2009
make it. =D

SRT Front Suspension modeling in Adams Car

This video guides you step by step through the multibody modeling of a double wishbone suspension in Adams/Car. What you will create is the front suspension ...

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Andry89ism commented on 08 Oct 2015
Hi AR Sarjun :) We used Adams Car 2013.2. Before you start ADAMS/Car Template Builder, make sure that your private configuration file, .acar.cfg, shows that you can work in expert-user mode. Your private configuration file is located in your home directory. To check the user mode: 1) In a text editor, such as jot or notepad, open .acar.cfg. 2) Verify that the following line appears as shown: ENVIRONMENT MDI_ACAR_USERMODE expert (you just have to replace default standard with expert and save!) This line sets the user mode for the ADAMS/Car session. To start ADAMS/Car Template Builder: 1) Start ADAMS/Car Standard Interface. 2) From the Tools menu, select ADAMS/Car Template Builder.
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saiarjun A.R commented on 24 Nov 2015
Thank you.... can you please upload some videos based on brakes and engine. template creation
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Andry89ism commented on 11 Nov 2015
+Samuele Barsacchi Che io sappia no. Assicurati di salvare il file dopo averlo modificato e che sia localizzato nella giusta cartella sul pc
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Samuele Barsacchi commented on 10 Nov 2015
Si ho modificato sostituendo con expert. Ma aprendo il menu a tendina tools non mi compare il builder. Esistono altri modi per avviarlo?
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Andry89ism commented on 10 Nov 2015
+Samuele Barsacchi Ciao Samuele, hai modificato e salvato il file acar.cfg come indicato sopra?
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Samuele Barsacchi commented on 09 Nov 2015
+Andry89ism Non riesco a trovare il Template Builder sotto il menu tools

Car suspension simulation, Part 1

Simulation of a somewhat more complex system with real time graphic display on a Telefunken RA 770 analog computer. Simulation eines etwas komplexeren ...

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Bernd Ulmann commented on 22 Jul 2013
Hi Idmond - thank you very much for your message! This is indeed a good idea and, in fact, you are second one to ask specifically for examples from this problem domain. Currently, I am quite busy but I will keep in my mind and do my best to make a short video about application areas requiring fast and ultra-fast response times. (You might want to google for "black magic and gremlins", by the way. :-) ) All the best - Bernd. :-)
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Idmond Dantes commented on 21 Jul 2013
Bernd, could you post a video about the application of analog computation techniques to the implementation/simulation of analog controllers? that would be really fun! I just want to know the implementation issues and limitations of analog controllers in applications where the plant has very fast response such as UAVs, Aircrafts, Rockets, etc.. Thanks!
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Milanodroku1972 commented on 01 Jan 2013
Wow, absolutely perfect !!! Thank you very much !!!

SAE Car Suspension With SolidWorks Motion: Part 3 Post Processing

This is the third and final part in a series of three showing how to use SolidWorks Motion to analyze a suspension system in a Formula SAE Car. This last part ...

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Learn Without Limits commented on 21 Dec 2012
i have plan to add caption in english in future released video.
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Learn Without Limits commented on 17 Dec 2012
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W4rD0g72 commented on 20 Dec 2012
would be nice if you spoke english but ummm yeah
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