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Suspension Catia kinematics sample.....

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Suspension Catia kinematics sample.....

Suspension Catia kinematics sample.....

(OP)
Hi,

Could somebody give me an example for a Suspension Kinematics demonstration?
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Thanks a in advance......

CAD 2015

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RE: Suspension Catia kinematics sample.....

Sorry, not a Catia user. Why not ask Catia themselves? Also what do you hope to accomplish with a kinematic model of a suspension? Many modern suspensions rely on bushing compliances to move.

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RE: Suspension Catia kinematics sample.....

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Thanks, Greg Locock,

How about NX, or SW?
Our company has these software.....

CAD 2015

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