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KIMM Develops Prototype Maglev-Based Antirolling System for Mobile Harbors

“We completed the prototype in just three months with Model-Based Design. We saved months of development time by using an integrated environment to model the controller and the physical system, simulate them together, generate code, and create a real-time hardware prototype that worked flawlessly.” - Cheol Hoon  Park, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials

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SimMechanics

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Description

Deploying Models

You can deploy SimMechanics models using code generated with Simulink Coder. The generated code lets you:

  • Build standalone executables of SimMechanics models that can be integrated into C programs or other MATLAB and Simulink models
  • Run hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulations by deploying SimMechanics plant models onto real-time processors that interface directly with other hardware
  • Improve simulation speed by compiling the C code
  • Share models without exposing your intellectual property

Sharing Models

You can share SimMechanics models with Simscape users who have not purchased SimMechanics. Simscape users can view, simulate, and change parameter values in SimMechanics models with the Simscape Editing Modes. As a result, your team can share SimMechanics models with a larger group of engineers who use Simscape.

Working with SimMechanics Models
Task Model Developer
(Purchases Simscape and SimMechanics)		 Model User
(Purchases Simscape)
Simulate √ √
Log data or change visualization √ √
Change numerical parameters √ √
Generate code with Simulink Coder √ √
Change block parameterization options √
Make or break physical connections √
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