Synchronous Technology

Synchronous Technology In NX 7.5

I have been fiddling around with NX 7.5 for some time now and am beginning to understand how Siemens PLM

Siemens PLM and LEDAS are business rivals in the 2D and 3D constraints technology space. Siemens PLM has D-Cubed 2D

In my series on Synchronous Technology in Solid Edge ST3 I referred to synchronous features as a collection of faces.

<< Part 10 In a previous post titled “Direct Modeling Is Changing Everything” I wrote: “Each history based parametric modeling

<< Part 9 In this part I would like to call attention to an issue in Solid Edge ST3 that

<< Part 8 In the previous part of the series I moved the circular, triangular and rectangular protrusions to the

<< Part 7 In the previous part of this series we saw how ordered features could be driven by synchronous

<< Part 6 In the previous part of this series I suggested that you could consider all the synchronous features

<< Part 5 When starting to model the tree I chose to start modeling in the synchronous mode and not

<< Part 4 In the previous part of this series I explained how I could move an ordered feature to