Article | REF: S7260 V1

Simulation and CAD in automation and mechatronics

Author: Michel LEBRUN

Publication date: June 10, 2003

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4. Interfacing between modeling software

  • Insofar as there is no single software capable of covering all the fields mentioned above, it is essential to be able to interface the selected software according to their complementarities. There are two main forms of interfacing.

    • Code export

      This involves exporting code from software A to software B, with the latter's solver solving the complete system.

      Example

      "Sfunction" exported from AMESim ® into SIMULINK ® .

      Since software does not use the same model description language, adaptations (interfaces) have to be developed from software to software. It's easy to see why it's important to have a common...

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