Using hyperstudy for EDEM and motionview

JungHyun

Hello,

I'm using EDEM and MotionView to simulate multibody link for shaking vessle.

The motions are gived to joint like sin(Time).

I want to use hyperstudy for change motions changing amplitude and frequency of motion like 2sin(time) or sin(time/2)

How can I use two programs in hyperstudy?

 

Christopher_Fadanelli

Hello Junghyun,

You can do this by incorporating the hyperstudy connector. Please refer to this link: https://community.altair.com/community/en/edem-hyperstudy-connector-installers-and-user-guide?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0122022

It goes over installation as well as a pharmaceutical example. Let us know if you have any questions!

Best,

 

Christopher Fadanelli

 

GTT Adam

Hi Junghyun Byun,

If the Motion is defined in MotionView, then the amplitude and frequency can be defined using a Data Set.

First create two Data Set entries:

... and then reference them in the Motion expression:

Those values should then be able to be modified with the help of HyperStudy.

 

Hope this helps! 

Adam Reid

JungHyun

Adam Reid_21142 said:

Hi Junghyun Byun,

If the Motion is defined in MotionView, then the amplitude and frequency can be defined using a Data Set.

First create two Data Set entries:

... and then reference them in the Motion expression:

Those values should then be able to be modified with the help of HyperStudy.

 

Hope this helps! 

Adam Reid

Thank you for replying!

 

I have one more question.

I enter the value like `(-1)*(ds_value.real_0.value)*SIN(TIME/4*PI)/180*PI`

but hyperworks got error for this expression how can change this?

GTT Adam

Junghyun Byun said:

Thank you for replying!

 

I have one more question.

I enter the value like `(-1)*(ds_value.real_0.value)*SIN(TIME/4*PI)/180*PI`

but hyperworks got error for this expression how can change this?

Hi Junghyun Byun,

When referencing variables, you wrap them in curly brackets { } and not curved brackets.

Please try the following:

`(-1)*{ds_value.real_0.value}*SIN(TIME/4*PI)/180*PI`

 

Hope this helps!

Adam Reid

JungHyun

Adam Reid_21142 said:

Hi Junghyun Byun,

When referencing variables, you wrap them in curly brackets { } and not curved brackets.

Please try the following:

`(-1)*{ds_value.real_0.value}*SIN(TIME/4*PI)/180*PI`

 

Hope this helps!

Adam Reid

Thank you now it's worked!

GTT Adam

Junghyun Byun said:

Thank you now it's worked!

Hi Junghyun Byun,

If my previous post answered your original question, please make sure to select Mark As Correct Answer so others can find the answer easily as well.

 

Thanks!

Adam Reid