Change internal mechanics of a prismatic joint during a simulation

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I have a simscape model that using a prismatic joint. During a simulation, i want to modeify my damping coefficient. But looks like i can't modify it during the simulation. Is there a way i can do this, or can i modify the prismatic joint source code to make my own prismatic joint block?

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Sahas
Sahas 2024-10-21
Hi @Limeng,
As per my understanding, you would like to modify the "Damping Coefficient" of the "Prismatic Joint" in the model during simulation.
One way to achieve this is by using the "Variable Translational Damper" block in Simscape and connecting it to the Prismatic Joint. You can use the "Translation Multibody Interface" block to link the Simscape circuits to Simscape Multibody joints based on the model.
Refer to the following MathWorks documentation links for more information on "Variable Translational Damper", "Translation Multibody Interface" blocks and steps to connect Simscape networks to Simscape Multibody joints:
I hope this is beneficial!

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Dhruv
Dhruv 2024-10-21
In Simscape, modifying parameters like the damping coefficient of a Prismatic Joint during a simulation can be challenging because Simscape typically requires parameters to remain constant throughout the simulation. However, you can try implementing one of the following approaches:
I hope this helps!

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