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Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018 Fundamentals ofAsse1nbly Modeling

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Third Column: ~ ~ (f) GUIDE< > (Default<<Default>._ The part is fixed (f). You can fix the

position of a component so that it cannot move with respect to the assembly Origin. By

default, the frrst part in an assembly is fixed; however, you can float it at any time.

It is recommended that at least one assembly component is either fixed or mated to the

assembly planes or Origin. This provides a frame of reference for all other mates and

helps prevent unexpected movement of components when mates are added. The

Component Properties are:

Component Properties in an assembly:

Symbol: Relationship:

(-) A minus sign(-) indicates that the part or assembly is under-defined and requires

additional information.

(+) A plus sign(+) indicates that the part or assembly is over-defined.

None The Base component is mated to three assembly reference planes. It is fully

defined.

(f) A fixed symbol (f) indicates that the part or assembly does not move.

(?) A question mark (?) indicates that additional information is required on the part or

assembly.

Fourth Column: ~ ~ (f) GUIDE<1> (Default<<Default>._ Name of the part.

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Fifth Column: ~ ~ (f) GUIDE< > (Default<<Default>._ The symbol<#> indicates the particular

inserted instance of a component. The symbol < l> indicates the first inserted instance of

a component in the assembly. If you delete a component and reinsert the same component

again, the <#> symbol increments by one.

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Fifth Column: ~ ~ MOTHERBOARD<l > -> (Defaul The Resolved state displays the icon with

an External reference symbol,''- >''. The state of External references is displayed as

follows:

• If a part or feature has an external reference, its name is followed by - >. The name of

any feature with external references is also followed by - >.

• If an external reference is cu.rrently out of context, the feature name and the part name

are followed by - >?

• The suffix - >* means that the reference is locked.

• The suffix - >x means that the reference is broken.

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