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OptimumT Product Description OptimumT is a convenient and intuitive software package that allows users to perform advanced tire data analysis, visualization, and model fitting. The model fitting procedure is very fast and efficient partially due to the data processing tools incorporated into the software. All aspects of the tire models can be easily compared to the raw tire data to ensure accuracy. OptimumT also allows adjustment of the tire models if necessary and includes scaling factors. These features ensure that the tire models created will accurately correlate to data collected from the road or race track. These tire models, as well as the processed data, can be exported from OptimumT to a variety of file formats. OptimumT is also a very powerful data visualization tool. It has the capability to display tire models and raw tire data in a user friendly yet extremely powerful graphing utility. It features 2D and 3D graphing of over 50 different tire parameters. The graphs can be further enhanced by including the effect of many different parameters including vertical load, inclination, and inflation pressure. These graphs can be easily copied or directly printed from the OptimumT interface to be included in other projects or reports. Key Features: Import data from any source in any coordinate system and units Fit tire models to raw data Display tire data and models in 2D & 3D visualizations Create custom graphs or use predefined templates Export models for vehicle dynamic simulations Automated tire analysis reports OptimumT Benefits: OptimumT is the most powerful and versatile tool for working with tire data and tire models The intuitive user interface makes any task quick, precise and efficient OptimumT can easily be integrated to work with most data sources and simulation tools Training and support by OptimumG s experienced engineers is included in the license OptimumT allows users to extract critical tire information to improve tire and vehicle design and performance in both research, development, testing and manufacturing areas OptimumT is being used by leaders in the industry, such as: Goodyear, Bridgestone-Firestone, Dunlop and many more OptimumT is being used by universities such as: MIT, Virgina Tech, Technical University of Munich, University of Birmingham and many more

Tire data import and pre-processing: Flexible import: Easily import tire data from CSV/ASCII files using the import wizard OptimumT supports all tire coordinate systems (see Units and Coordinate Systems) OptimumT supports most units (see Unites and Coordinate Systems) Powerful pre-processing tools, enables efficient prepan of tire data o Data cropping (manual or automatic) o Data collapsing (multiple algorithms) to remove noise and test hysteresis o Automatic test case identification OptimumT supports data from both laboratory testing and road testing. Tire modeling: OptimumT supports a wide-range of tire models, both physical and semi-empirical: o Pacejka Magic Formula 96, 2002 and 2006 o MF5.2 o Fiala o Harty o Brush o Custom models (program your own models into OptimumT, requires license upgrade) Multi-core optimized fitting process Multiple error evaluation methods Custom fitting weight factors Coefficient boundaries (pre-defined, automatic or manual) Visualization and post-processing: Understand the tire using any of the more than 50 calculated tire parameters (see Outputs) Create 2D or 3D graphs using any combination of variables The efficient graphing engine can handle very large data sets (>500 000 data points) Graph templates helps make the graphing procedure very quick and easy Customize the appearance of the graph to highlight important aspects of model and data Export graphs and graph data to reports and presentations. Tire Model Analysis and Model Export: Connect OptimumT to other software tools such as MATLAB and Excel o Integrate OptimumT calculations into your own spreadsheets and simulation codes o Automatically create standardized reports of tire characteristics Export tire models to most commercially available vehicle simulation software such as: o ADAMS, CarSim, SimPack, IPG CarMaker, vedyna, MATLAB/Simulink etc. Create custom export formats for efficient data transfer in any scenario

About OptimumG: OptimumG is a company specialized in vehicle dynamics solutions. OptimumG helps clients enhance their understanding of vehicle dynamics through consulting, training and software development. OptimumG has years of experience ranging from commercial vehicles to race cars. Our engineers have worked with Dunlop, Goodyear, Bridgestone-Firestone, Audi, Ferrari, Peugeot, Toyota, Ford, BMW and ZF Sachs, to name a few. Sample Graphs:

Units and Coordinate Systems: Coordinate Systems

Outputs: Basic Inclination Angle (IA) Slip Angle (SA) Slip Ratio (SR) Speed (V) Pressure (P) Loaded Radius (RL) velocity pressure Force / Moment Longitudinal Force (Fx) Lateral Force (Fy) Normal Load (Fz) Overturning Moment (Mx) Rolling Resistance (My) Aligning Torque (Mz) moment moment moment Derivatives Cornering Stiffness Inst. Cornering Stiffness Slip Stiffness Inst. Slip Stiffness Camber Stiffness Inst. Camber Stiffness Lateral Load Sensitivity Longitudinal Load Sensitivity Aligning Moment Load Sensitivity Overturning Moment Load Sensitivity Rolling Resistance Load Sensitivity / / / / / / Coefficient of Friction Lateral Coefficient of Friction Longitudinal Coefficient of Friction

Normalized Normalized Longitudinal Force Normalized Lateral Force Normalized Inst. Cornering Stiffness Normalized Inst. Slip Stiffness Normalized Inst. Camber Stiffness Cornering Stiffness Coefficient Slip Stiffness Coefficient Camber Stiffness Coefficient 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / Moment Arm Pneumatic Trail Pneumatic Scrub Radius Peak Slip Angle at Peak Fy (negative) Slip Angle at Peak Fy (positive) Slip Ratio at Peak Fx (negative) Slip Ratio at Peak Fx (positive) Peak Lateral Force (negative) Peak Lateral Force (positive) Peak Longitudinal Force (negative) Peak Longitudinal Force (positive) Offset x Fx Offset (Fx @ SR = 0) Fy Offset (Fy @ SA = 0)