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====== SPACAR Light ====== | ====== SPACAR Light ====== | ||
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This example shows the static simulation of a parallel flexure guide which moves from -20 mm deflection up to 20 mm deflection in x-direction (the degree of freedom of the parallel flexure guide). Goal is to evaluate the translational stiffness in the supporting directions (y- and z-direction) of the end-effector over the range of motion. | This example shows the static simulation of a parallel flexure guide which moves from -20 mm deflection up to 20 mm deflection in x-direction (the degree of freedom of the parallel flexure guide). Goal is to evaluate the translational stiffness in the supporting directions (y- and z-direction) of the end-effector over the range of motion. | ||
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+ | After a successful simulation, SPACAR Light returns the compliance matrix of each node (per loadstep) - see the Full Syntax List. For a compliance matrix '' | ||
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