CarSim simulates the dynamic behavior of passenger cars, racecars, light trucks, and utility vehicles. CarSim animates simulated tests and outputs over 800 calculated variables to plot and analyze, or export to other software such as MATLAB, Excel, and optimization tools.
CarSim is designed to seamlessly communicate with your existing modeling (MIL), software (SIL) and hardware (HIL) technologies. This lets your team focus on algorithm design – not on writing custom testing code that only roughly approximates real-world scenarios and provides limited test conditions.
- Modular Vehicle Definition: each vehicle sub-system is defined with discrete properties and performance tables. This modular, parameter-based architecture lets you modify the behavior of any system and lets you run simulations any time during the design cycle – other simulation tools can only be used after the entire vehicle is designed.
- Integrate your own technologies using standard design tools: Mechanical Simulation provides seamless interfaces to other standard simulation and design tools such as Simulink, LabVIEW, and ASCET. Advanced users can develop stand alone technologies using Visual Studio and CarSim’s API.
- VS Commands: this powerful scripting language provides tools to automatically control test runs, extend our vehicle model, control complex driving maneuvers, and model auxiliary sensors.
External Software Compatibility:
- MATLAB: tested R14 with Service Pack 3 (Version 7.1), 2009a, 2009b, 2010a, and 2012a
- LabVIEW: tested with versions 2011 and 2012. No known issues for versions back to 8.2 (32bit only).
- ASCET 5.2 (32bit only)
- TNO MF-Tyre 6.1 (32bit only) and 6.1.2
- TNO MF-Swift 6.1 (32bit only) and 6.1.2 (optional license required from TNO/TASS)
- COSIN FTire: tested versions 2011-1 through 2013-1 (optional license required from COSIN)
- AVL Cruise for CarSim starting with Version 2010.1 (optional licenses required from AVL and Mechanical Simulation). Tested versions 2010.1 through 2012.
About Mechanical Simulation Corporation
Mechanical Simulation Corporation is the world leader in the development and distribution of advanced software used to simulate vehicle behavior involving interactions between the 3D dynamic vehicle response, advanced, controllers, driver controls, and 3D roads. Established in 1996, Mechanical Simulation provides car, truck and motorcycle simulation packages, training and ongoing support to more than 30 OEMs, over 60 Tier 1 suppliers and more than 150 universities and government research groups worldwide. The Ann Arbor, Michigan, headquarters coordinates with global sales agents who provide local distribution and tech support for our software.
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