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Create, modify and constrain 2D sketches in Fusion

Design and technology

Systems approach to design

Input components

LEDs

Buzzers

Motors

Data logging

Electronic calculations

Virtual and physical testing of systems

Fusion fundamentals

3D model using Extrude and the Timeline in Fusion

Design for additive manufacturing with Fusion

Physical materials and appearances in Fusion

Assembly modelling in Fusion

Technical drawings in Fusion

Assemble, test and refine systems

Pupils will develop knowledge of electronic components and a systems approach to designing. They will learn about different components and use these to build and test circuits for different purposes. They will design a system to control a greenhouse environment, considering the different variables.

Systems approach to design: Sustainable Futures

What type of modelling is Fusion based on?

Sketches in Fusion are 2D geometric representations used to create {{}} models.

control sketch relationships and prevent design errors

What do constraints do in a Fusion sketch?

adjust shapes with fillet, offset, or trim

control display settings like construction lines

Match each sketch tool category with its function:

to avoid design errors and keep geometry consistent

Why should constraints be applied when sketching in Fusion?

Fusion sketches can be turned into 3D models by using the {{}} tool.

using measurements and rules to define shapes

Fusion is a sketch-based CAD application used to create {{}} models.

change shapes using tools like fillet or trim

control shape relationships and prevent errors

In Fusion, sketches are created in {{}} before being turned into 3D models.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Create, modify and constrain 2D sketches in Fusion

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.