SOLIDWORKS Motion Tutorial

SOLIDWORKS Motion uses complete kinematic modeling to compute component motion. You can use SOLIDWORKS Motion to analyze forces in models that include springs, dampers, motors, and friction.

In this tutorial, you learn how to:

Run a SOLIDWORKS Motion study for a model that includes a spring and a motor.
Plot the results.
Duplicate the motion study with modified simulation parameters.
Use the results to redesign the model.

You must have SOLIDWORKS Motion (available in SOLIDWORKS Premium) to run this tutorial.

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