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| John, One thing to think about, at least when it comes to SystemModeler, is that it is using the open modeling language Modelica. This makes it possible to share models with other modeling software, version control models(something I really think is... |
| Yes, you can use the same mechanism that is used for conditional components. model testmodel parameter Boolean useHeatPort = true "=true, if HeatPort is enabled"; Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer.Interfaces.HeatPort_a... |
| - If you are not going to upgrade to 2015+ then why not take the full step and run everything in SystemModeler and Mathematica? - If that is not an option there's also the possibility to write an interface in Matlab that communicates with... |
| Romain, Yes. What you do is you create the block you need (maybe by using the assert() keyword in Modelica), and then use that block in this type of construct: Needs["WSMLink`"] ... |
| Yes, I do mean a ground component (Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Basic.Ground) on the primary side. Was typing too fast there |