【好东东】adams&simulink联合仿真sae资料
adams&simulink联合仿真sae资料Lightweight robotic mobility: Template-based modelling for dynamics and controls using ADAMS and MATLAB
The U.S. Army is seeking to develop autonomous off-road mobile robots to perform tasks in the field such as supply delivery and reconnaissance in dangerous territory. A key problem to be solved with these robots is off-road mobility. We have developed a computer model of one concept robot, the ""T1"" omnidirectional vehicle (ODV), to study the effects of different control strategies on the robot's off-road mobility. The T1 is a lightweight robot with an innovative running-gear and control strategy to enhance mobility characteristics. We built the dynamic model of T1 in ADAMS/Car and the control system in MATLAB/Simulink. This paper presents the template-based method used to construct the ADAMS model of the T1 ODV. It also discusses effective linking of ADAMS and MATLAB for control system development. Finally, this paper includes a section describing the extension of the T1 templates to other similar ODV concepts for rapid development. Utilization of ADAMS to Predict Tracked Vehicle Performance simwe改版之后速度比较慢,等速度比较快的时候再传一些好咚咚把