Equation Curve Inventor
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I want to draw hyperbola curve whose equation is x^2/a^2 - y^2/b^2=1. May I use equation curve tool to make the above hyperbola. If it is possible please help me to do so. I have also made a hyperbola curve of aforesaid equation through conventional method on mathematical ground in the past. I am posting the file of the same to make …
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Click OK to create the curve. Inventor generates an associative curve along the outer boundary of the surface. Faces that lie in the pull direction are ignored. If necessary, add lines or splines to create a closed boundary. To use the silhouette curve to split an object, generate a Boundary Patch surface from the closed sketch.
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This type of solution will work for all issues regarding EDC (equation driven curves) that have errors mentioning irregular curves at, or between, specific points. I …
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This sample demonstrates several new curve creation techniques introduced in Inventor 2014. It creates a new part and then create a 2d control point spline and a 2d equation curve. Surfaces are created from these two curves by extruding them. A 3d intersection curve is created between the extrusions. A 3d control point spline and 3d equation ...
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I need to use the standard Sign function as part of an equation curve. Standard Sign function is defined here. I know I can replicate the Sign function using Abs, but neither Sign nor Abs appear to work (uppercase or lowercase) in equation curves, in Inventor 2016, as they both stay red and don't produce results.
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Solved: I'm trying to input this parametric equation as a curve in an inventor sketch: x(t) = Forums Home > Inventor Community > Inventor Forum > Errors inputting formula for equation curve; Inventor. Community Forums; Inventor Forum Welcome to Autodesk's Inventor Forums. Share your knowledge, ask questions, and …
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See the attached screenshot. After I enter the equation, I get the prompt "Select a dimension to reference the parameter". At this point none of the buttons are responding, including the check mark. If I select a dimension it puts the dimension reference, in this case 'd0' at the end of the equation and the equation turns red! This …
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I'm just starting out with learning equation curves in Inventor. How can I get this curve. r (t)= ti + 4cos tj +9sin tk; where t is greater than or equal to 0. I would also like to figure out how to get this …
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The equation curve tool, while useful, doesn't appear to have many configuration options. I'm having difficulties constructing a Haack series nose cone profile in Inventor. To give a brief background, Haack series nose cones are profiles ... This is the correct version of the curve: However, Inventor responds with the following: This is ...
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Hi there, I'm an optical engineering student from Cologne. I'm trying to learn some basics in Inventor by myself. I want to design an aspheric lens. The formula for an aspheric surface goes z(r) = cr² / (1 + sqrt(1-(1+k)c²r²)) which would translate to y(x) = cx² / (1 + sqrt(1-(1+k)c²x²)) in Inventors Explicit form. c and k are constant.
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That age-old Inventor question: How do you draw a 2D spiral curve? There's no command for it so various Inventor forum users have created heroic (but mostly convoluted) workarounds over the years. Will equation curves in Inventor 2013 come to the rescue? Well yes they do – it's a whole lot simpler this way.
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I'm just starting out with learning equation curves in Inventor. How can I get this curve r(t)= ti + 4cos tj +9sin tk; where t is greater than or equal to 0 I would also like to figure out how to get this …
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3D Equation Formulas. This table shows examples of the formatting required to use certain operators and functions.
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Inventor provides multiple methods for generating Splines. Use specific equations to define Equation Curves. Interpolation splines pass through a series of points called fit points. You modify the curve using handles on the points. Each fit point when selected provides handles, used to modify the curvature of the spline.
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You can create a variable pitch helix by using the Equation Curve feature introduced in Inventor 2013. Create a new 3D Sketch. Start the Equation Curve command. Here are equations that I use to create …
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This can be done in Equation Driven Curve in Inventor easily. Please take a look at post#2 in the thread and follow the instruction. Let me know if you have additional questions. Many thanks! ... If so you'd have to setup the Equation Driven Curve as stated prior. Here is a quick setup that might help made with 2019.
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Inventor | Variable Pitch and Radius Equation Curves Posted by John Evans | Oct 15, 2012 | Autodesk, Inventor, Manufacturing, MFG, New Post | 0 I was working on a turbocharger housing and needed some more …
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Equation curves support coincident, tangent, perpendicular, and fix constraints. Add dimensions between the curve and other geometry. Right-click the curve and select Display Curvature to analyze the curvature of the equation curve.
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Equation curves support parameters and functions. The exception for parameters is that you cannot have a parameter named "t," because that is used for the variable in equations. Unsupported functions are:
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Hi, I was looking for quite a while for the information about the Involute Spline creation in Inventor. Most of the answers start with "Go to Design Tab..", but as I understand this tab only appears in assembly mode, so I cannot really use it, since I have no idea where this splined shaft is going to be used. Please help. Thank you.
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Hello, After working through my unit issues, I have the following equation: y = ( sqrt(1614.79 ul - x ^ 2 ul) - 39.1509 ul ) * 1 in Inventor's result is a curve that is not what I expect, with zeroes at ~3.6in. If I enter the same curve into Wolfram Alpha (without units) or my TI-89: y = ( sqrt(1...
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Hi! You can edit the EDC and see the dashed curves. The dashed curves show the extended curves. You will see at t = 0, there is drastic change of the curve. Mathematically is valid. But, when Inventor builds sketch geometry, there is certain curvature and tangency tolerance. It looks like Inventor cannot create valid geometry at …
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I'm trying to draw a logarithmic spiral using the equation curve button. The equation of the curve i need to input is r(t): 2.718281828^(0.24*t) Theta (t) can just be set to = t I'm using Parametric and polar coordinates. as soon as i do any function with ^t the text goes red. i think it's because it is getting unexpected units, but i dont know how …
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The Equation Curves tool allows the user to create equations using three different coordinate systems: Cartesian (X, Y coordinates), Cylindrical (Radius, Length and Angle) and Spherical …
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Inventor generates an associative curve along the outer boundary of the surface. Faces that lie in the pull direction are ignored. If necessary, add lines or splines to create a closed boundary. To use the silhouette curve to split an object, generate a Boundary Patch surface from the closed sketch. Use the boundary surface as the Split Tool.
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I'm not in front of Inventor right now, so can't check the syntax for the equation curve editor - but I would say "yes", this is possible. For now, I'd just recommend inserting points from Excel.
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I am not sure where Cris got the answer saying that Equation Driven Curve cannot be constrained. It can be transformed and the transformation can also be found …
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I am using AutoDesk Inventor Professional 2024. I want to enter an equation to draw a 2D sketch and extrude it, however I keep getting errors for the equation. Would someone be able to assists me in using the program correctly? It is for an ogee spillway (civil engineering). Kind regards
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Edit Equation Curves (partial) To edit an equation curve, do any of the following: Right-click the curve in the graphics window or the browser then select Edit Equation Curve to display the mini-toolbar and change the equations, the coordinate system, or the range. Drag the curve to reposition it, or drag geometry that is constrained to the curve.
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How to create a P3 Polygon like curve in a sketch in Inventor. Follow these steps to create a 2D Equation Curve with a P3 polygon like shape: Create a part. Click Manage Parameters > Parameters. Click Add Numeric, enter parameter name dn with units mm Equation = 50 mm. Click Add Numeric, enter parameter name e with units mm …
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You can create a variable pitch helix by using the Equation Curve feature introduced in Inventor 2013.. Create a new 3D Sketch.Start the Equation Curve command.. Here are equations that I use to create helical curves. Many other variations exist, but the following should give you some basic ideas.
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