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MapleSim - High-Performance Multi-Domain Modeling and Simulation

Demo Gallery


Excavator		Rollercoaster		Battery Startup		Hand Operated Hydraulic Jack


3 Degrees of Freedom Helicopter with PID		Wind Turbine		Hydraulic Scissor Lift		Lead Acid Battery


Lorenz Attractor		Design of a Home Heating Controller		Mean Value Engine		PID Tuning


Single Pixel Touchscreen		LQR Control Design for an Inverted Pendulum on a Cart System		Heating an Oil Stream Through Three Steam-Heated Tanks		Powerline Interference Demo


Rotating Double Pendulum		Semi Trailing Arm		Double Wishbone Suspension		Four-Bar Mechanism: Active Forces and Torques


Model Fitting with Experimental Data		Automatic Equation Generation from a Lead Compensator Circuit		Thermostat		Voice Coil


The Foucault Pendulum		Planar Slider-Crank Mechanism		Dynamic Response of a Planar Seven-Body Mechanism		Heating Rod


Two-way Passive Crossover		Non-linear Damper

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