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    This document provides an outline for a presentation on CATIA V5 R20. The presentation will cover an introduction to CATIA, the user interface, toolbars in the part design workbench, sketching modes, generating bodies in part design, creating assemblies in assembly design, and conclusions. Key topics include CATIA's history, capabilities for 3D visualization and use across industries, and specific functions within the various CATIA workbenches for part design, surface design, assembly, and sheet metal design.

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    This document provides an outline for a presentation on CATIA V5 R20. The presentation will cover an introduction to CATIA, the user interface, toolbars in the part design workbench, sketching modes, generating bodies in part design, creating assemblies in assembly design, and conclusions. Key topics include CATIA's history, capabilities for 3D visualization and use across industries, and specific functions within the various CATIA workbenches for part design, surface design, assembly, and sheet metal design.

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    Presentation on AutoCAD

    OUTLINE

    1.Introduction to AutoCAD
    2.User interface of AutoCAD
    3.Coordinate system, dimensioning
    4.Draw toolbar
    5.Modify toolbar
    6.Modelling toolbar
    7.Solid editing tollbar
    8.Conclusion
    1. Introduction to AutoCAD
    • CAD: Computer Aided Design
    The use of computer methods to develop the geometric model of the product in
    three dimensional forms, such that the geometric and manufacturing requirements can
    beexamined.

    • AutoCAD is 2D and 3D modelling software.

    • AutoCAD is developed by Autodesk company in 1982, December.

    • AutoCAD is founded in USA by Jhon Walker

    • The extension file name of AutoCAD is .DWG


    2. User interface of AutoCAD
    3. Coordinate system
     All objects drawn in AutoCAD are placed on the screen on the basis of a co-ordinate system
    known as World Co-ordinate System (WCS).
     All points in this Co-ordinate system are located in relation to the origin.
     AutoCAD has 2 co-ordinate systems:
    i)Cartesian ii) Polar
    i) Cartesian Co-ordinate System:

     Cartesian co-ordinate System comprises of 2 perpendicular axes viz. x and y.


     Every point is located w.r.t origin (0,0) and specified in the following way:
    x,y.
     Overall plane is divided into 4 parts:
    1st quadrant (+X,+Y)
    2nd quadrant (-X,+Y )
    3rd quadrant (-X,-Y)
    Relative Co-ordinate:

     If a pt.’s co-ordinates are given w.r.t previous pt. then these co- ordinates are called the Relative co-
    ordinates of that pt.
     Relative co-ordinates are specified in the following way:
    1. If Dynamic Input is Off then we have to use @ symbol to enter relative co- ordinate.
    2.If Dynamic Input is On by default the co-ordinates are entered relative to the previous pt.

    ii) Polar Co-ordinate System:

     We have 2 co-ordinates in this co- ordinate system as well but here the co-ordinates are radial distance
    from the origin and angular displacement from the +ve x axis in Counter-Clockwise Direction (CCW).
     The points are specified in the following way: r<θ.
    7.Dimensioning
     Arrow heads, also called symbols of termination, are displayed at each end of the dimension line. We can
    specify different sizes and shapes for arrow heads or tick marks.
     Extension lines, also called projection lines or witness lines,extend from the feature to the
    dimension line.
     A center mark is a small cross that marks the center of a

    circle or arc.
     Centerlines are broken lines that mark the center of a circle or arc.
    The steps are listed below:
    • Select Annotate tab>Quick Dimension, as shown in the
    below image: Or. ...
    • Select the geometry to dimension. We can select any part
    of the object. ...
    • Press Enter.
    • Place the dimension to the desired position.

    Types of dimensions:
    4.Draw Toolbar:
    Select Object allows you to select an object.
    • Point allows you to place a point on the canvas.
    • Arc allows you to draw an arc.
    • Line allows you to draw a line.
    • Rectangle allows you to draw a rectangle.
    • Ellipse allows you to draw an ellipse.

    Types of circles: Types of arcs:


    To Draw Lines To Draw Circles
    • Click Home tab > Draw panel > • Click on the Circle icon on the
    Line. Find. Ribbon Panel, as shown in the Commands used:
    • Specify the start point and end • Rectangle(REC)
    below image: OR. Type Circle
    • Circle(C)
    point of the line segment by or C on the command line and
    • Arc(A)
    clicking in the drawing area. press Enter.
    • Continue specifying additional • Specify the center point of a • Dimensions
    line segments. ... circle on the workspace or Linear dimension (DIMLIN)
    • Press Enter or Esc when done or viewport. Radial dimension (DRA)
    enter c to close a series of line • Specify the radius of the circle.
    segments. Or.
    • Press Enter.
    5. Modify toolbar
    • Perform editing operations such as erase, move,
    and trim on the objects in a drawing.

    Modify Tools
    AutoCAD has a whole range of modify tools; this
    chapter will explain the most commonly used.
    • Offset. Offset (o)
    • Trim. Trim (tr)
    • Extend. Extend (ex)
    • Move. Move (m)
    • Rotate. Rotate (ro)
    • Copy. Copy (co)
    • Mirror. Mirror (mi)
    • Scale. Scale (sc)
    • Fillet(f)
    • Array(Ar)
    • Chamfer(Cha)
    Offset command: Move command: Mirror command:

    Trim command: Rotate command: Fillet command:


    Array command: Copy command: Chamfer command:
    Rectangle Array:

    Polar Array: Stretch command: Extend command:


    Commamds used: Commands used:
    • Circle(C) • Line(L)
    • Trim(tr) • Circle (C)
    • Dimension • Arc(A)
    • Trim(tr)
    • Dimension
    6. Modelling toolbar: Revolve: Sweep:

    Extrude: Loft: Presspull:


    7. Solid editing toolbar Subtract:

    Union command: Intersection:


    CATIA V5 R20
    OUTLINE
    1. Introduction
    2. User interface of CATIA
    3. Toolbars in workbench part design
    4. Sketch mode sketchers
    5. Generation of bodies in workbench partdesign
    6. Creating Assemblies in workbench Assembly design
    7. Conclusion
    1. Introduction
    • CATIA: Computer Aided Three-dimensional Interactive Application
    • The first release of CATIA was way back in 1977.
    • The most popular version of CATIA is V5 which was introduced in 1998.
    • The CATIA software is written in C++. It runs on both Unix and Windows.
    • CATIA provides the capability to visualize designs in 3D.
    • The software comes with different workbenches (“modules”) that allow CATIA to be used
    across varied industries – from parts design, surface design and assembly to sheet metal
    design.

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