Physical Modeling Tutorial, Part 3: Introduction to Vehicle Modeling

An overview of vehicle modeling, including how to model vehicle bodies, tires, and brakes, and how to incorporate wind and terrain effects.

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[mukunthans]

Thanks for this excellent tute series! Shouldn't we have to consider just half the weight of the vehicle, since we are dealing with half car model.

[dayanandselvarajan]

That was an amazing video for beginners!!
Is there a fluid thermal cooling system model implemented into this to measure temperature & mass flow?
Please share if there is one already built.

Thanks in advance.

[SyedRizvii]

great explanation and video series, was waiting for this for sometime now. Would like to further see this models integration with a powertrain i.e. electrical.

[ashwinraju]

Can you please tell how to create the terrain data or how to get it?

[zahranaitrabah]

Hello Sir, I am currently working on a project which deals with the mechanical modeling of an automobile,
this involves simulating the behavior of an automobile in different road cycles, with Scilab (+ xcos),
i would like to know please if you could help me?
Thank you.

[edwin]

How can I check in a simulation, in the simulink, the levels of co2 for vehicles with different powers and different years?

[naumanibrahim]

Can anyone explain, if in any case, I want to measure slip via an ABS ON and an ABS OFF mode, how to do it? Should I incorporate an ABS model say with a BANGBANG controller into this? Thank you

[kundankumar-dtuu]

Sir may you guide me how I plot efficiency map in simulink

[sharvarikadam]

pls make video for 4wd transmission also

[najwakhalid]

how to get nonuniform terrain data, i didn't find them in link

[thescienceshow]

can anyone provide terrain dataset?
Thanks in advance

[railgun]

I get this error when i am trying to run this model Please help...!!!






: Function, tablelookup, is wrong. Please check 1) whether input data points have correct sizes; 2) query values are scalar; 3) query values and table data have the commensurate units; and 4) constants or compile time parameters are passed to interpolation and extrapolation argument. In (line 35)
Argument 1 = [1x101 double]
Argument 2 = [1x101 double]
Argument 3 = {[1x1 double], 'm'}
x = [1x101 double]
f = [1x101 double]
I = {[1x1 double], 'm'}
extrap_method = int32(int32(1))
interp_method = int32(int32(1))

[gandalfwiz]

You should write some papers on this model

[balajisrinivas]

I did not get usage of H port.. Can someone explain pls??