SusProg3D - Suspension by Design.
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Version 5.100 has a number of enhancements.
Thanks to all of those who made comments and suggestions.
In no particular order.
V5.100A (Build 1350.0)
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SusProg3D is now available in 64-bit. |
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Added the functionality to input parameters to
generate a 4th order polynomial to calculate the tyre radius and the contact
patch centroid offset. |
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Added a stop ring for primary and secondary
coil springs. The position of the stop ring controls the transition point
from the initial spring rate to the final spring rate. |
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Changed the spring calculation to use frequency
or wheel rate to calculate the spring rate. |
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Excel input and output now include all four
ride heights and reference points. |
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Excel output now allows for specifying separate
bump and droop, roll and turn sections. |
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When specifying a front suspension with both
top and bottom A-arms with "virtual pivots", the calculated and specified
caster can differ by a small amount. |
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Using File | New caused an exception. Fixed. |
V5.100B (Build 1352.1)
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With a new file, setting the ride heights
failed. Fixed. |
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Switching the spring units (N/mm <> lb/in)
corrupted the wheel rates. Fixed. |
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Specifying a spring rate didn't back calculate
the wheel rate and frequency. Fixed |
V5.100C (Build 1353.2)
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Updating the compiler to include both 32-bit
and 64-bit versions unfortunately defaulted to including all the testing
assertions, resulting in a number of calculation failures. Now fixed. |
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If a new file was created with a transverse
leaf spring, and without entering any spring dimensions, was saved, it could
not be opened. Fixed |
Your feedback and suggestions are always appreciated.