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Working with Higher-Pair ConstraintsADAMS/View provides you with two types of higher-pair constraints: point curve and 2D curve-curve. See table 2.6. Table1 2.6 Higher-Pair Constraints in ADAMS/View
To create a point-curve constraint: 1) From the Jointpalette, select the Point-Curve Constrainttool 2) In the settings container, set whether or not you will be selecting an edge or curve: Curves- Splines, chains, and data-element curves are all considered curves. Edge- An edge is one of the wireframe outlines drawn on a solid. 3) Select a point on a part that will travel along a curve. 4) Select the curve or edge along which the point will travel. The curve can be closed or open. Note that when you select a closed curve, the Dynamic Model Navigator highlights only a portion of the curve. ADAMS/View will use the entire curve. To create a 2D Curve-Curve constraint: 1) From the Jointpalette, select the 2D Curve-Curve Constrainttool 2) In the settings container, for each part, set whether or not you will be selecting an edge or curve: Curves- Splines, chains, and data-element curves are all considered curves. Edge- An edge is one of the wireframe outlines drawn on a solid. 3) For a curve-on-curve cam, select a curve or edge that will travel along a second curve. 4) Select the curve along which the first curve will travel. The curve can be closed or open. Note that when you select a closed curve, the Dynamic Model Navigator highlights only a portion of the curve. ADAMS/View will use the entire curve. Date: 2015-12-18; view: 1869
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