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Contents
Version 1.5.4 (R2010a) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.5.3 (R2009b) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.5.2 (R2009a) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.5.1 (R2008b) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.5 (R2008a) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.4 (R2007b) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.3 (R2007a) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.2.1 (R2006b) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.2 (R2006a) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.1.1 (R14SP3) SimDriveline Softwa r e
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Version 1.1 (R14SP2+) SimDriveline Software
Version 1.0.2 (R14SP2) SimDriveline Softwa r e
Version 1.0.1 (R14SP1) SimDriveline Softwa r e
Version 1.0 (R14+) SimDriveline Software
Compatibility Sum mary for SimDriveline Software
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SummarybyVersion
This table provides quick access to what’s new in each version. For clarification, see “Using Release Notes” on page 2.
SimDriveline™ Release Notes
Version (Release)
Latest Version V1.5.4 (R2010a)
V1.5.3 (R2009b)
V1.5.2 (R2009a)
V1.5.1 (R2008b)
V1.5 (R2008a)
V1.4
7b)
(R200
V1.3 (R2007a)
New Features and Changes
Yes Details
No No Bug Reports
No No Bug Repor
Yes Details
Yes Details
Yes
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Yes Details
Ver sion Compatibilit Consideratio
No Bug Reports
No Bug Reports
No Bug Reports
No Bug Re
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Fixed Bugs and
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Known Problems
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Includes fix
Includes fixes
Includes
Includes fixes
Includes fixes
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Bug Reports Includes fixes
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fixes
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Related Documentation at Web Site
Printable Release Notes: PDF
Current product documentation
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Version (Release)
V1.0.2 (R14SP2)
V1.0.1 (R14SP1)
V1.0 (R14+)
New Features and Changes
No Yes
No No
Yes No No No
Ver sion Compatibility Considerations
Summary
Fixed Bugs and Known Problems
Bug Reports at Web site
Fixed Bugs at Web site
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
No
Using Release Notes
Use release notes when upgrading to a newer version to learn about:
New features
Changes
Potential impact on your existing files and practices
Review the release notes for other MathWorks™ products required for this product (for example, MATLAB bugs, or compatibility considerations in other products impact you.
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or Simulink®). Determine if enhancements,
If you are upgrading from a software version other than the m ost recent one, review the current release notes and all interim versions. For example, when you upg rade from V1.0 to V1.2, review the release notes for V1.1 and V1.2.
What Is in the Release Notes
New Features and Changes
New functionality
Changes to existing functionality
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SummarybyVersion
Version Compatibility Con si derations
When a new feature or change introduces a reported incompatibility between versions, the Compatibility Considerations subsection explains the impact.
Compatibility issues reported after the product release appear under Bug Reports at The MathWorks™ Web site. Bug fixes can sometimes result in incompatibilities, so review the fixed bugs in Bug Reports for any compatibility impact.
Fixed Bugs and Known Problems
The MathWorks offers a user-searchable Bug Reports database so you can view Bug Reports. The development team updates this database at release time and as more information becomes available. Bug Reports include provisions for any known workarounds or file replacem ents. Information is available for bugs existing in or fixed in Release 14SP2 or later. Information is not avail able for all bugs in earlier release s.
Access Bug Reports using y our MathWorks Account.
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Version 1.5.4 (R2010a) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version V 1.5.4 (R2010a):
New Features and Changes
Yes No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
Connection Port Block Consolidated to Simscape Library and Documentation
The Connection Port block has been removed from the block libraries of all add-on products dependent on Simscape™ software. When using these dependent add-on products, look for the Conne ction Port block in the Simscape “Utilities” library.
The Connection Port block help for these add-on products now directs you to the Simscape block reference.
Related Documentation at Web Site
Printable Release Notes: PDF
Current product documentation
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Version 1.5.3 (R2009b) SimDriveline™ Software
Version 1.5.3 (R2009b) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.5.3 (R2009b):
New Features and Changes
No No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Version 1.5.2 (R2009a) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.5.2 (R2009a):
New Features and Changes
No No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Version 1.5.1 (R2008b) SimDriveline™ Software
Version 1.5.1 (R2008b) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.5.1 (R2008b):
New Features and Changes
Yes No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“Improved Fundamental and Controllable Friction Clutch Mode Logic”
on page 7
“Physical Modeling of Mechanical Friction” on page 7
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
Improved Fundamental and Controllable F riction Clutch Mode Logic
The Fundamental Friction Clutch and Controllable Friction Clutch blocks now have additional state transitions to prevent the Clutch from getting stuck in either Wait state. The Clutch can now transition directly from Wait Forward to Wait Reverse and vice versa. This change in clutch logic might lead to changes in simulation results, compared to results produced by earlier versions. If they differ, the new results are more accurate.
Physical Modeling of Mechanical Friction
ArecentMATLABDigestarticleexplainshow to simulate mechanical friction with Simulink, Sim Driveline™, and SimMechanics™ models. A set of models accompanies the article in a compressed zip archive available from MATLAB Central. In the MATLAB Desktop File Exchange tool, search for “Mechanical Friction with S i mulink and Ph ysical Modeling”.
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Version 1.5 (R2008a) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.5 (R2008a):
New Features and Changes
Yes No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“New Fundamental FrictionClutchBlock”onpage8
““What’s T his?” Context-Sensitive Help Available for Simulink
Configuration Parameters Dialog” on page 8
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
New Fundamental Friction Clutch Block
The new Fundamental Friction Clutch block allows you to create customized clutch models. It requires you to provide the kinetic and static friction torques as functions of time, in the form of Simulink input signals.
The existing Controllable Friction Clutch block is unchanged in functional ity. But it is now based on the Fundamental Friction Clutch.
“What’s This?” Context-Sensitive Help Available for Simulink Configuration Parameters Dialog
R2008a introduces “What’s This?” context-sensitive help for parameters that appear in the Simulink Configuration Parameters dialog. This feature provides quick access to a detailed description of the parameters, saving you the time it would take to find the information in the Help browser.
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
To use the "What’s This?" help, do the following:
1 Placeyourcursoroverthelabelofaparameter.
2 Right-click. A What’s This? context menu appears.
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Version 1.5 (R2008a) SimDriveline™ Software
For example, the following figure shows the What’s This? context menu appearing after a right-click on the Start time parameter in the Solver pane.
3 Click What’s This? A context-sensitive help window appears showing a
description of the parameter.
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Version 1.4 (R2007b) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.4 (R2007b):
New Features and Changes
Yes No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“Interfacing with One-Dimensional Simscape Domains” on page 10
“Run-Time Parameters Enabled for Three More Blocks” on page 10
“New Demos” on page 11
“Code Generation Documentation Consolidated to Simscape User’s Guide”
on page 11
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
Interfacing with One-Dimensional Simscape Domains
The Rotational Coupling block of the n ew Interface Elements library allows you to connect a SimDriveline driveshaft (driveline connection line) to a Physical Networks line connected to Simscape blocks. T he Rotational Coupling block transfers driveline angular velocity and torque as Physical Networks cross- and through-variables, respectively, without energy loss.
Several new demos illustrate the use of the Interface Elements blocks. See “New Demos” on page 11.
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Run-Time Parameters Enabled for Three More Blocks
Run-time parameters for code generation are now enabled for three additional blocks:
Controllable Friction Clutch (PeakFactor: static friction peak factor)
Initial Condition
Torsional Spring-Damper (Backlash: ±backlash: half of full backlash range)
Version 1.4 (R2007b) SimDriveline™ Software
New Demos
Two new demos have been added.
Interface Blocks
These demos illustrate how to use the new Interface Elements blocks. See “Interfacing with One-Dimensional Simscape Domains” on page 10.
drive_interface_hyd_clutch
drive_interface_rot_coupling
Code Generation Documentation Consolidated to Simscape User ’s Guide
Documentation of code generation features common to all Physical Modeling add-on products based on Simscape software has been consolidated to the Simscape User’s Guide. The SimDriveline User’s Guide continues to document uniquely SimDriveline features related to code generation.
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Version 1.3 (R2007a) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.3 (R2007a):
New Features and Changes
Yes
Version Compatibility Considerations
Yes—Details labeled as Compatibility Considerations, below. SeealsoSummary.
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“SimDriveline Software Now Requires Simscape Product” on page 12
“Sharing Models Using Simscape Editing Mode s” on page 12
“Block Library Links Must Be Resolved” on page 13
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Bug Reports Includes fixes
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
SimDriveline Software Now Requires Simscape Product
SimDriveline software now depends on and requires Simscape software, the foundation for Physical Modeling products. Simscape software includes common Physical Modeling utilities and block libraries. See “Product Overview” and the Simscape documentation.
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Sharing Models Using Simscape Editing Modes
SimDriveline software now f eatures a selection of two Simscape editing modes that allow full or restricted editing of models.
The Restricted mode requires SimDriveline product to be installed, but
does not require a license. It allows you to change a limited set of model parameters, but not the blocks or connections, in a SimDriveline model.
The Full mode requires SimDriveline product to be installed with a license.
It allows you to change anything in a SimDriveline model.
Version 1.3 (R2007a) SimDriveline™ Software
For more details, see “Using the Simscape Editing Mode”.
Block Library Links Must Be Resolved
All SimDriveline blocks in your models must now have resolved block library links. You can neither disable nor break these library links. This is a global Simscape requirement. Consult the Simscape documentation for further details.
Compatibility Considerations
If you have an existing SimDriveline model with disabled or broken links from SimDriveline blocks to the SimDriveline block library, you must restore all the broken block library links for y our model to be valid.
If you have disabled or broken the SimDriveline library link for blocks that you have customized and want to keep these modified blocks in your model, you must move these modified blocks to your own custom library or libraries, then copy the block instances that you need to your model.
You must still restore the block link to its parent library, whether that parent is the SimDriveline block library or your own.
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Version 1.2.1 (R2006b) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in Version 1.2.1 (R2006b):
New Features and Changes
No No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Includes fixes
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Version 1.2 (R2006a) SimDriveline™ Software
Version 1.2 (R2006a) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in V1.2 (R2006a):
New Features and Changes
Yes No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“Improved Clutch Locking and Unlocking” on page 15
“Changed Transmission Template” on page 15
“Run-time Parameters Enabled for Key Blocks” on page 16
“Demos Expanded” on page 16
“Documentation Enhancements” on page 17
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
at Web site
Improved Clutch Locking and Unlocking
The clutch now uses an improved state projection technique when your driveline’s dynamic constraints (clutch modes) change. This method minimizes the kinetic energy of the difference between angular velocity states of the system before and after the change. As a result, clutch mode changes now yield more physical results.
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
See the Controllable Friction Clutch block reference page.
Changed Transmission Template
A new transmission template, CR-CR 4-Speed, has replaced the Simpson 4-Speed transmission block in the Transmission Templates library. The new transmission is constructed and functions somewhat differently from the old one. See the block reference page for more details.
You do not need to update Simpson 4-Speed transmissions in your old models with CR-CR 4-Speed blocks. Instances of transmission templates in your old
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models are not linked to the Transmission Templates library. They continue as valid subsystems in any models where you use them.
Run-time Parameters Enabled for Key Blocks
Run-time parameters for code generation are now enabled for certain blocks:
Inertia
Simple Gear
Planet-Planet
Ring-Planet
Planetary Gear
Dual-Ratio Planetary
Ravigneaux
Differential
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Tunable Parameters
Certain blocks have some run-time parameters tunable during simulation. The tunable parameters on each block are associated with normal Simulink blocks in the underlying subsystem.
Controllable Friction Clutch
Diesel Engine
Gasoline Engine
Hard Stop
Longitudinal Vehicle Dynamics
Tire
Torsional Spring-Damper
Demos Expanded
Seven new demos have been added.
Version 1.2 (R2006a) SimDriveline™ Software
Animated Gear Demos
These d em os include five animated gear demos. They illustrate the motion of five com plex gear sets. Each has an associated script and MAT-file.
drive_planet_planet_pic
drive_ring_planet_pic
drive_planetary_pic
drive_dual_ratio_planetary_pic
drive_ravigneaux_pic
Flexible Shaft Demos
The demos also include one flexible shaft demo and one flexible shaft demo library. They illustrate how to model angular flexibility with discrete inertias connected by torsional springs.
drive_flexible_shaft
drive_flexible_shaft_element
Documentation Enhancements
TheonlineSimDrivelineHelphasbeenenhanced with additional multimedia support.
The online Help contains mechanical drawings for five complex gear sets.
The online Help also contains links to five new Web-based AVI animation
files that illustrate the motion of these five complex gear sets.
You can access these features m ost easilybyusingtheExamplesindexin the Help browser, under Gear Drawings and Prerecorded Animations, respectively.
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Version 1.1.1 (R14SP3) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in V1.1.1 (R14SP3):
New Features and Changes
No No Bug Reports
Version Compatibility Considerations
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
at Web site
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Version 1.1 (R14SP2+) SimDriveline™ Software
Version 1.1 (R14SP2+) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in V1.1 (R14SP2+):
New Features and Changes
Yes Details below
Version Compatibility Considerations
Yes—Details labeled as Compatibility Considerations, below. See also Summary.
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“Changes to the Driveline Environment Block” on page 19
“Changes to the Controllable Friction Clutch Block” on page 20
“Differential Gear Ratio Redefined” on page 20
“Efficiency Block Library and Demo ” on page 21
“Documentation Improvements” on page 22
Fixed Bugs and Known Problems
Bug Reports at Web site
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
Changes to the Driveline Environment Block
The Driveline Environment block has been changed for this release.
The Simulation mode pull-down menu has been removed.
You can linearize a model directly with the MATLAB and Simulink tools. See “Documentation Improvements” on page 22.
A new option has been added for enabling and specifying a default velocity
tolerance for all clutches in the connected driveline. See the block reference page and “Changes to the Controllable Friction Clutch Block”.
linmod command and other
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Compatibility Considerations
Driveline Environment blocks are automatically updated when you open a model created from previous SimDriveline versions.
The new block uses the default clutch velocity tolerance configuration. The automatic default is enabled for all non-overriding clutches if you use a variable-step solver.
Changes to the Controllable Friction Clutch Block
The Controllable Friction Clutch block has been changed for this release. A new option, controlled by two new check boxes, has been added to choose between a default velocity tolerance for all clutches and an override velocity tolerance for individual clutches.
See the block reference page and “Changes to the Driveline Environment Block”.
Compatibility Considerations
Controllable Friction Clutch blocks are automatically updated when you open a model created from previous SimDriveline versions.
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If the previous Velocity tolerance value was the default
tolerance value is reset to are selected.
If the previous Velocity tolerance was a numerical value or expression,
that value or expression is preserved. Both new check boxes a re unselected.
1e-3 radians/second. Both new check boxes
[],thevelocity
Differential Gear Ratio Redefined
The gear ratio of the Differential block has been redefined. Its value now is twice the old value. The differential angular velocity constraint is now
ω
= (1/2) · gD(ωO1+ ωO2)
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where the leading 1/2 is new.
Version 1.1 (R14SP2+) SimDriveline™ Software
IfyouloadanoldmodelwithDifferential blocks, the SimDriveline software warns you of each obsolete block. If you try to run the model without updating, the simulation stops with an error.
Compatibility Considerations
You need to update any old Differential blocks in your model. SimDriveline version 1.1 provides an update script. To update your model
1 Enter drive_update('drive_model') at the command line.
2 The script updates your blocks, then opens a Save dialog for you to save
the updated model under a new name.
3 The script warns you if you have any Differentials linked to external
libraries.
When you run the script on a model, it does not update any linked libraries. Youmustupdateeachlibraryseparatelythesamewayyouwouldupdate a model.
drive_model,
Caution Once you update a model this way, you cannot recover the old version. If you want to keep it, save the old version under a different name, or save the updated version under a new name.
Efficiency Block Library and Demo
The demos folder toolbox/physmod/drive/drivedemos contains a new block library with driveline efficiency loss blocks and one efficiency demo.
Efficiency Library
The drive_efficiency demo model is a block library. It contains three efficiency blocks (masked subsystems) that model these efficiency-power loss phenomena in d riveline systems:
Constant efficiency loss (introduces an algebraic loop)
Variable efficiency loss (introduces an algebraic loop)
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Power measurement
You can break the induced algebraic loops by inserting Transfer Fcn blocks into the underlying subsystems.
The library also contains two unmasked subsystems that implement the basic load- or torque-based driveline efficiency loss.
Documentation Improvements
The “Advanced Methods” chapter has been improved and expanded.
The “Improving Perfo rmance ” section has been expanded.
A new section, “Trimming and Linear izing Driveline Models”, has been
added.
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Version 1.0.2 (R14SP2) SimDriveline™ S oftware
Version 1.0.2 (R14SP2) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in V1.0.2 (R14SP2):
New Features and Changes
No
Version Compatibility Considerations
Yes—Details labeled as Compatibility Considerations, below. SeealsoSummary.
New features and changes introduced in this version are
“Documentation Improvements” on page 23
“Using SimDriveline and SimMechanics Software Together” on page 23
Fixed Bugs and Known Problems
Bug Reports at Web site
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
Documentation Improvements
The SimDriveline documentation is significantly improved over the Version
1.0.1 documentation. The User’s Guide includes a revised set of tutorials, including a full car simulation example. It also in c ludes a new chapter on advanced driveline modeling methods.
Using SimDriveline and SimMechanics Software Together
If you open the SimMechanics library or a model with SimMechanics blocks, then open an old SimDriveline model (built in Version 1.0.1 or earlier) in the new Version 1.0.2, you might cause a MATLAB memory segmentation violation.
Compatibility Considerations
To work around this problem, you must update your old models. Download the necessary file from the MathWorks Web site following the Web link provided. Th is link is available only in the HTML
www.mathworks.com by
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version of these Release Notes, accessible through the Help browser or the MathWorks Web site.
Once you have downloaded the file
fix_opaque.p, place it anywhere on your
MATLAB path. Then shut down and restart MATLAB. At the command line, enter
rehash toolboxcache
Then run the file on your old model by entering
fix_opaque('<model_name>')
where mod el_name is the name of the old model.
Note Your file download uses the MathWorks FTP server. To log in to the FTP server, use
anonymous as your username and your full e-mail address
when you are prompted for a password.
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Version 1.0.1 (R14SP1) SimDriveline™ S oftware
Version 1.0.1 (R14SP1) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in V1.0.1 (R14SP1):
New Features and Changes
No No
Version Compatibility Considerations
New features and changes introduced in this version are
Documentation Improvements
The SimDriveline documentation is significantly improved over the Version
1.0 documentation. The User’s Guide now includes a complete set of tutorials, including a full car simulation example.
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Fixed Bugs at Web site
Related Documentation at Web Site
No
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Version 1.0 (R14+) SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes what’s new in V1.0 (R14+):
New Features and Changes
YesNoNoNo
Version Compatibility Considerations
Fixed Bugs an d Known Problems
Related Documentation at Web Site
Introduction to SimDriveline Software
SimDriveline Physical Modeling software is a new product in the Physical Modeling family that models and simulates drivetrain systems. With it, you can model bodies rotating around multiple driveline axes, connect them with gears, and create idealized powertrains with clutches, transmissions, and other dynamic elements a nd subsystems. SimDriveline software also lets you actuate and measure rotational motion and torques by interfacing with normal Simulink signal lines and blocks. You can develop controllers with Simulink and connect them to SimDriveline models. With SimDriveline software, you can model, simulate, analyze, and control the rotational motions of complex drivetrains.
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Compatibility Summary for SimDriveline™ Software
Compatibility Summary for SimDriveline Software
This table summarizes new features and changes that might cause incompatibilities when you upgrade from an earlier version, or wh en you use files on multiple versions. Details are provided in the description of the new feature or change.
Version (Release)
Latest Version V1.5.4 (R2010a)
V1.5.3 (R2009b)
V1.5.2 (R2009a)
V1.5.1 (R2008b)
V1.5 (R2008a)
V1.4 (R2007b)
V1.3 (R2007a) See the Compatibility Considerations subheading for
V1.2.1 (R2006b)
V1.2 (R2006a)
V1.1.1 (R14SP3)
New Features and Changes with Version Compatibility Impact
No
No
No
No
No
No
this new feature:
“Block Library Links M u st Be Resolved” on page 13
No
No
No
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Version (Release)
New Features and Changes with Version Compatibility Impact
V1.1 (R14SP2+) See the Compatibility C onsiderations subheading for
each of these new features or changes:
“Changes to the Driveline Environment Block” on page
19
“Changes to the Controllable Friction Clutch Block”
on page 20
“Differential Gear Ratio Redefined” on page 20
V1.0.2 (R14SP2)
See the Compatibility Considerations subheading for this new change:
“Using SimDriveline and SimMechanics Software
Together” on page 23
V1.0.1
No
(R14SP1)
V1.0 (R14+)
No
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