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About Adjusting Your Model Before Simulation 页码，1/5 Testing Models Simulation About Adjusting Your Model Before Simulation About Adjusting Your Model Before Simulation Before you begin your simulation, you may want to do one or more preliminary operations to help ensure a better simulation. You can do any of the following: • Check to see if you have the expected number of movable parts and the expected number and type of constraints in your model. • Determine the total number of system degrees of freedom (DOF) and which, if any, constraint equations are redundant. Learn more. • Check to see if any constraints are broken or incorrectly defined and, if so, perform an initial conditions simulation on your model to try to correct these broken joints. Learn more. • Perform a static simulation to move your model into an equilibrium configuration immediately before performing a dynamic simulation to reduce some of the initial, transient system response. • Calculate the natural frequencies of your model as linearized about a particular operating configuration. Learn more. Verifying Your Model You can use the Model Verify tool to check for error conditions in your model, such as misaligned joints, unconstrained parts, or massless parts in dynamic models. The Model Verify tool alerts you to other possible problems. It is a good tool to use periodically as you add detail to or refine your model. The following sections explain how to verify your model and describe more about overconstraining your model: To learn more about avoiding improper connections, see Performing Initial Conditions Simulation. To manage the mass properties of rigid bodies, see Modifying Mass