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Introduction

The document outlines the history and development of the 20-sim software from its inception in 1995 to the present, highlighting key versions and features. It details user demographics, including over 300 companies and 3,000 active users, and showcases various applications in fields such as robotics and automotive engineering. Additionally, it emphasizes the software's capabilities in modeling, simulation, and real-time code generation, making it a powerful tool for engineers.

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Introduction

The document outlines the history and development of the 20-sim software from its inception in 1995 to the present, highlighting key versions and features. It details user demographics, including over 300 companies and 3,000 active users, and showcases various applications in fields such as robotics and automotive engineering. Additionally, it emphasizes the software's capabilities in modeling, simulation, and real-time code generation, making it a powerful tool for engineers.

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Introduction

History
TUTSIM: 1974 - 1995
CAMAS: 1984 - 1994
20-sim: 1995 - now

1995: 20-sim 1.0 (Bond Graphs)

1997: 20-sim 2.0 (C-code
Generation)

1999: 20-sim 3.0 (Iconic Diagrams)

2008: 20-sim 4.0 (Toolboxes)

2012: 20-sim 4.3 (Plotting, Unicode)

2013: 20-sim 4.4 (Scripting)

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Facts
Users

300+ companies

100+ universities

3000+ active users

30.000+ active students
Distributors

UK, India, China, Korea

and more

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Customers

fluid modeling mechatronics gas physics


automotive

precision drive technology precision


engineering
engineering
hydraulics

process
nanotechnology
engineerin 3D Dynamics
g
robotics

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From Sketch to ...

Controller Physical System

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Modeling

Library Editor

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Modeling Tools

3D Mechanics Editor Motion Profile Wizard

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Simulation

Simulator 3D Animation

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Frequency Domain

Linearized model Bode plot and step response

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C-code Generation

C-code 20-sim 4C

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.. to Prototype

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Case: Walking Robot

Created at the
University of Twente

Modeled in 20-sim

3D-Mechanics

Actuators

Controller

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3D Mechanics

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Model

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Simulation

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Simulation

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Case: Mars Rover

Mission Simulator for the
Mars Rover

Multiple physical domains:
mechanics, electronics,
thermal behavior
Mars Rover

Design

Verification

Data Interpretation

Rover 3D Model

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Model & Simulation

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Case: Paper Path Setup


Joint research with Oce
and Embedded Systems
Institute

Modeling of complex
machine (in terms of
mechanics and control)

Real-time code generation
of controller and/or
machine

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Model

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Test Set Up


4 PC-104 systems with bus
communication

Real-time Linux OS

20-sim controller
automatically exported as
C-code to the various
processors

Testing control strategies
and machine speed.

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Why 20-sim?

Get a grip on modeling:
Powerful tooling, all tools included

Save time:
Easy to use, extensive model libraries.

Increase Quality:
Focus on results, get useful feedback.

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