Kinematics of a truck lift gate in ASOM
The example shows a conceptual kinematic design for a truck tailgate lift or lift gate, as a linkage (degrees of freedom =2), driven by two hydraulic cylinders.
The example shows a conceptual kinematic design for a truck tailgate lift or lift gate, as a linkage (degrees of freedom =2), driven by two hydraulic cylinders.
Examples for the simulation of 4 different rotor shape variations for a Wankel engine with our kinematics software ASOM.
In this example, the kinematics software ASOM v10 is used to simulate a possible mechanism for a hood with active pedestrian protection.
Using three brief examples (car seat, rear hatch and spoiler), we demonstrate how car manufacturers and suppliers can use the kinematics software ASOM v7 to solve typical industry-specific problems.
The example shows a conceptual kinematic design for a truck tailgate lift or lift gate, in form of a linkage driven by two hydraulic cylinders (i.e. with two degrees of freedom).
The example shows a pedal system and the corresponding motions of its kinematics in the kinematics software ASOM v7.
Basic example for the kinematics of a rear spoiler with masses, forces and bearing friction.
In this example we integrate a parcel shelf operated by a rope with initial slack into a finished project of a rear hatch.
Design, aided by linkage synthesis, with consideration of forces for a cabrio folding roof.
Kinematic design for a two-part foldable car seat with consideration of forces (example from the seating industry).
Another simplified example for a pedestrian protection kinematic, this one based on a different functional principle.
In this example the basic kinematics of a pedestrian protection (represented in a simplified way) are analyzed. The pedestrian-protection kinematic consists of a four-bar system and an actuator.
In this example, the bearing forces on a cylinder piston of a two-stroke engine are determined in a simplified way.
Example for the design of a kinematic mechanism for a flush-mounted retractable door handle with kinematic synthesis of two kinematic systems (serial connection of two synthesis methods).
Example for the handling of a gas spring and its integration as an energy storage for a car hood, using the kinematics software ASOMv7.
Linkages that have been constructed for a retractable hardtop are used to compare the adaptability of six-bar and four-bar linkage syntheses.
Creation of an interactive four bar linkage mechanism synthesis for the height adjustment of a car seat in ASOM v7.