UG Matlab coupling
UG Matlab coupling
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Hello everyone, I've been a user of UG since V12 in 1997 (but in recent years have spent more time in PRO-E and done other non-CAD simulation work).
A brief search did not turn out any discussions about the question I'm asking. I would like to couple NX with Matlab/Simulink, so that latter would pass parametric data that would be used in NX's Expressions (for example) to generate a solid model from fully-constrained cross section sketch(es) or parameterized surface(es).
After this, I would like to be able to mesh the resulting body for downstream CAE analysis. All these would be as automated as possible.
Am I asking for too much?
Many thanks in advance.
A brief search did not turn out any discussions about the question I'm asking. I would like to couple NX with Matlab/Simulink, so that latter would pass parametric data that would be used in NX's Expressions (for example) to generate a solid model from fully-constrained cross section sketch(es) or parameterized surface(es).
After this, I would like to be able to mesh the resulting body for downstream CAE analysis. All these would be as automated as possible.
Am I asking for too much?
Many thanks in advance.





RE: UG Matlab coupling
While I've not done it myself, I understand that if you have an existing Matlab document that it can be read and converted into a Maple worksheet, which can then be linked to the parametric models in an NX part file.
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RE: UG Matlab coupling
Please keep me informed of any developments on this and thanks again.
RE: UG Matlab coupling
John R. Baker, P.E.
Product 'Evangelist'
Product Design Solutions
Siemens PLM Software Inc.
Industry Sector
Cypress, CA
http://www.siemens.com/plm
http://www.plmworld.org/museum/
To an Engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
RE: UG Matlab coupling
Cheers!