Introduction to Simscape for Modeling Multidomain Physical Systems - 21 de enero de 2021 - TecnoWebinars.comWebinar • PLM: PLM • Industria y Fabricación
Introduction to Simscape for Modeling Multidomain Physical SystemsAgéndalo en tu calendario habitual ¡en tu horario!
Jueves, 21 de enero de 2021, de 04.30 a 05.30 hs Horario de Ohio (US)
Webinar en inglés
In this session you will learn the basics of simulating physical systems in Simscape. The physical network approach in Simscape enables you to model physical systems by simply assembling a schematic of physical components. You can tailor level of model fidelity to match your engineering task, which makes your development process more efficient.
Highlights
- Modeling running robot with electric, mechanical, and multibody components
- Estimating motor parameters
- Target applications for Simscape
- How to get started modeling physical systems
Please allow approximately 45 minutes to attend the presentation and Q&A session. We will be recording this webinar, so if you can't make it for the live broadcast, register and we will send you a link to watch it on-demand.
Agenda
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04:30 - 05:00 hsHabla el experto por Karanjodh Singh Meen, de MathWorks
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05:00 - 05:30 hsHabla el experto por Ed Marquez, de MathWorks
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Application Engineer en MathWorks
Karanjodh Singh Meen has a MS in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University and BE form Punjab Engineering College, India. He specializes in the area of control systems, modeling of physical systems and robotics. He has experience working with drones and Automobiles. In 2018, he joined Technical Support at MathWorks and later moved to the Application Engineering Group in 2019.
Simulink Product Marketing en MathWorks
Ed Marquez is a Simulink Product Manager at MathWorks. He supports automated report generation and Model-Based Design applications. Ed is experienced in automotive system modeling and controls. He holds a MS and BS in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech.
Karanjodh Singh Meen has a MS in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University and BE form Punjab Engineering College, India. He specializes in the area of control systems, modeling of physical systems and robotics. He has experience working with drones and Automobiles. In 2018, he joined Technical Support at MathWorks and later moved to the Application Engineering Group in 2019.
Karanjodh Singh Meen has a MS in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University and BE form Punjab Engineering College, India. He specializes in the area of control systems, modeling of physical systems and robotics. He has experience working with drones and Automobiles. In 2018, he joined Technical Support at MathWorks and later moved to the Application Engineering Group in 2019.