tireModel.builtin

Class: tireModel

Create new tire model object from built-in tire model

Since R2023b

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Syntax

obj = tireModel.builtin(modelName, modelType)
obj = tireModel.builtin(modelName, modelType, modified_dugoff=true)

Description

Add-On Required: This feature requires the Extended Tire Features for Vehicle Dynamics Blockset add-on.

obj = tireModel.builtin(modelName, modelType) creates a new tire model object for a built-in tire model specified by modelName using the tire model type specified by modelType.

obj = tireModel.builtin(modelName, modelType, modified_dugoff=true) creates a new tire model object for the extended slip Dugoff tire model when you specify the name-value argument modified_dugoff as true and the modelType is specified as "Dugoff".

Note

If you do not specify modelType as "Dugoff", the software ignores the modified_dugoff argument.

Input Arguments

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Tire model name, specified as one of these values:

  • "Light passenger car 205/60R15"

  • "Light passenger car 245/60R16"

  • "Mid-size passenger car 235/45R18"

  • "Mid-size electric passenger car 235/45R18"

  • "Performance car 225/40R19"

  • "SUV 265/50R20"

  • "Light truck 275/65R18"

  • "Light electric truck HL275/50R22"

  • "Commercial truck 295/75R22.5"

  • "Commercial truck (steer) 295/75R22.5"

  • "Commercial truck (drive) 295/75R22.5"

  • "Motorcycle (front) 120/70ZR17M/C"

  • "Motorcycle (rear) 190/55ZR17M/C"

Example: m = tireModel.builtin("Light passenger car 205/60R15")

Data Types: string

Tire model type, specified as one of these values:

  • "MF62"

  • "MF"

  • "MF52"

  • "Dugoff"

  • "Fiala"

Note

Using the "MF" option is equivalent to specifying ModelType as "MF62".

Example: m = tireModel.builtin("Light passenger car 205/60R15", "Fiala")

Option to create the extended slip Dugoff tire model, specified as true or false.

Example: m = tireModel.builtin("Light passenger car 205/60R15", "Dugoff", modified_dugoff=true)

Data Types: logical

Output Arguments

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Tire model, specified as a tireModel object. Parameter values of built-in tire models are hidden and display as zeroes.

Note

Built-in tire models cannot be exported, and modifications to parameter values of properties not within the tireModel superclass are ignored.

Version History

Introduced in R2023b

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