Integration of System-Level Design and Detailed Design Models of Mechatronic Systems Based on SysML and Step AP 203 Standard

Yu Sheng Liu; Hong Ri Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.249-250.1160

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Integration of System-Level Design and Detailed Design Models of Mechatronic Systems Based on SysML and Step AP 203 Standard

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In this study, a meta-model based method is proposed for automatic generation of STEP AP 203 file for mechanical part of the mechatronic system from the SysML model. System modeling technology in SysML is firstly presented and then the model of EXPRESS language is employed to transfer the information from SysML through the model transformation method. Based on the information parsed from the resulting EXPRESS model, the STEP file is finally generated by creating the B_REP model in STEP AP 203 standard. The proposed method is illustrated with a case study named as inverted pendulum system (IPS).

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 249-250)

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Yu Sheng Liu, Hong Ri Fan

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