SOLIDWORKS Motion is a virtual prototyping tool for engineers and designers interested in understanding the performance of their assemblies. Perform a basic motion analysis using SOLIDWORKS Motion. Simulate the weight of a vehicle on the jack. Determine toque and power required to lift it.
Structure System is an advanced weldment environment that lets you create and modify structural members of different profiles in a single feature. Add primary members using sketches, points, edges, reference planes, and surfaces. Add secondary members using primary members and reference planes. Trim the structural members at their intersections.
Simulate a mechanism placing an object into a box and a cover on the box. Apply servo motors. Add proximity sensors. Create and run event based motion study.
Generate a cam profile based on an input follower displacement from a data set. Define a motion of a follower using Data Points. Generate a cam profile using Trace Path. Verify the generated cam profile.
Examine the motion of a catapult as it is loaded and throws a projectile. Add solid bodies contact, add a spring and apply friction. Determine torque required to rotate the crank and load the catapult. Determine the displacement of the loading spring. Study the effect of contact friction on the motion of the projectile.
Usar o Project Planner para planejar, executar e monitorar o status do projeto em tempo real. Criar um novo plano de projeto usando tarefas, dependências e marcos. Importar um plano de projeto legado. Criar um plano de projeto mestre a partir de projetos existentes. Examinar um dashboard para monitorar projetos.
Usar o aplicativo 3DPlay Play para revisar uma alteração de projeto, o Relational Explorer no Product Explorer para explorar o impacto dessa alteração, o 3D Component Designer para concluir as alterações e o aplicativo Compare para comparar as versões antigas e novas do projeto. Revisar um 3D Markup no 3DPlay. Encontre informações "onde usado" com o Relational Explorer no Product Explorer. Criar e carregar uma nova revisão dos arquivos de projeto afetados do SOLIDWORKS. Fazer modificações no projeto e salvar na 3DEXPERIENCE Platform. Comparar a nova revisão com a antiga. Liberar o projeto atualizado. Concluir a tarefa de modificação do projeto.
Usar tarefas, o aplicativo Product Explorer e o Bookmark Editor para colaborar com os membros da equipe para revisar e liberar documentos do projeto e projetos do SOLIDWORKS. Adicionar e revisar anexos e resultados da tarefa. Revisar projetos do SOLIDWORKS no aplicativo Product Explorer. Explorar a estrutura do produto na janela Explorar estrutura do produto do aplicativo Product Explorer. Visualizar projetos na janela 3D Navigate do aplicativo Product Explorer. Usar o aplicativo Bookmark Editor para gerenciar e liberar projetos do SOLIDWORKS. Concluir as tarefas de revisão do projeto.
Use o 3D Component Designer para conectar o SOLIDWORKS à 3DEXPERIENCE Platform e use o aplicativo Collaborative Tasks para gerenciar tarefas adhoc. Revisar e concluir as tarefas atribuídas do projeto. Conectar o SOLIDWORKS à 3DEXPERIENCE Platform. Criar novos projetos e salvá-los na 3DEXPERIENCE Platform. Criar e gerenciar Collaborative Tasks adhoc.
Gerencie facilmente o ciclo de vida dos seus dados e produtos na nuvem, ajudando a aumentar a agilidade dos negócios e a introduzir produtos inovadores no mercado mais rapidamente. Usar o Project Planner para planejar, executar e monitorar o status do projeto em tempo real. Use o 3D Component Designer para conectar o SOLIDWORKS à 3DEXPERIENCE Platform e use o aplicativo Collaborative Tasks para gerenciar tarefas adhoc. Use tarefas, o aplicativo Product Explorer e o Bookmark Editor para colaborar com os membros da equipe para revisar e liberar documentos do projeto e projetos do SOLIDWORKS. Use o aplicativo 3D Markup para revisar e fazer anotações em um projeto existente e comunicar alterações nele. Use o aplicativo 3D Play para revisar uma alteração de projeto, o Relational Explorer no Product Explorer para explorar o impacto dessa alteração, o 3D Component Designer para concluir as alterações e o aplicativo Compare para comparar as versões antigas e novas do projeto.
Use the Machine dialog to define the parameters of the machine tool used to manufacture the part. Set machine properties to select machine type and duty for manufacturing. Select tool crib to be used by machine. Select the post processor used to generate NC code. Set posting parameters for post processor.
Learn how to define cables, create reusable macros, indicate the continuity of wires across multiple drawings, and depict custom components as simple black boxes. Define the cables to be used within a project and assign cable cores to specific component pins. Create macros for reusing specific parts of circuits or entire drawings. Depict the continuation of wires and equipotentials across drawings. Create black boxes for showing custom components with logical connectivity.
Learn how to draw wires to connect symbols and make changes on-the-fly to meet connection requirements. Draw single or multiple wires and modify them as needed. Use the Properties panel to instantaneously view and edit information. Use the Wire Style Manager to define and customize the wires for a project. Number newly drawn wires or selectively renumber existing wires.
Learn how to add components and symbols to your schematics and associate them with manufacturer parts. Add individual components manually and import them all at once from a spreadsheet. Insert component symbols and associate manufacturer parts. Use the options available in the Symbol Insertion panel and the Symbol Selector for classification and filtering.
Learn how to create different types of drawings and use their configuration settings to control various aspects. Create a new drawing and use Project Configuration to define its title block and mark. Create 2D cabinet layouts and place components. Generate drawings automatically based on inputs defined in their configuration managers.
Learn about various drawing types that you can create in SOLIDWORKS Electrical. Understand how Wiring Line Diagrams can be used to create high-level synoptic drawings. Use Scheme drawings to create detailed designs using electrical symbols, components and wires. Create Mixed Scheme drawings to combine high-level and detailed schematic information on one page.
Understand how to create and use SOLIDWORKS Electrical projects. Use project templates to create new projects. Modify project settings based on country or industry standards. Understand the use of configuration files for managing user-defined preferences. Create archives and snapshots to backup and share data.
Become familiar with the SOLIDWORKS Electrical product and its user interface. Understand the main elements of SOLIDWORKS Electrical. Get to know the user interface and learn how to customize it. Learn about user rights management. Create an environment archive to backup or share data.
Define an accurate 2D profile or sketch using Geometric and/or Dimensional Constraints. Geometric Constraints create and uphold relationships between sketch entities while Dimensional Constraints specify distances or angles between the sketch entities. Assign Geometric Constraints such as Horizontal, Vertical, Coincident, Perpendicular, Parallel, Tangent, etc. Create Dimensional Constraints with numeric values with labels. Manage Dimensional Constraints for edit, delete and create user-defined parameters.
Manipulate the 3D Model view properly to work on the geometry as intended. Use a variety of tools to enable rotating the model freely, updating the model view type and to add custom coordinates systems to get the right location and angle. View the 3D model at different angles such as Top, Bottom, Left and various isometric angles. Use the computer mouse or orbit command to freely pan, zoom and rotate the 3D model. Learn to view with different view types such as Wireframe, Hidden, Gouraud, Flat with Edges, etc. Setup custom coordinates systems with CCS defining based on a view or entity.
Create some very complex 3D surfaces or geometries by defining a mesh with custom contours and numerous editable points for better control and design. Create basic primitive mesh shapes as a starting point to the design. Generate individual mesh faces using 3D Face tool. Control a network of mesh points by defining an outer perimeter with the Edge Mesh tool to fill it in. Use the 3D Mesh command allowing to define the location of every point in a mesh.
Get the models closer to the finished geometry by learning to modify, remove, combine, slice or replicate the 3D geometries. Use Boolean operations such as Union and Subtract. Reshape the edges of 3D geometries using Fillet Edges or Chamfer Edges with different options. Remove or split the material of 3D geometries using the Slice tool Replicate geometry in multiple instances throughout the design with Mirror 3D and Pattern 3D
Review a variety of 3D solid modeling tools exclusively for DraftSight Premium. Learn to use some common 3D tools to create simple primitive shapes and complex custom 3D geometries. Create 3D basic geometric forms such as Box, Wedge, Cylinder, Sphere, and Torus. Generate sketch-based or complex 3D shapes using Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, PolySolid, Push and Pull, and Loft.
