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| Hi Tiaan, Let me answer first the second question. The units that you have for that damping constant, 0.00142 kg/s, makes me think that you have a translational damping constant instead of a rotational damping constant. The latter is the one... |
| Hi Jesus, Sorry, I wrote the wrong the name for the model, but I have edited the comment now. The steps are then: 1) Find the `Modelica.Electrical.Machines.Examples.SynchronousInductionMachines.SMEE_Rectifier` model in the class browser in... |
| Hi Bogdan, In 12.2 we added more input verification and deepened inheritance checks that do take more time. The approach here was focused on completeness, and in the future we are hoping to look into speeding up these checks. As we discussed in... |
| I see, this is something that certainly works in the more recent versions, now that we have given more attention to other types of value setting like in enumerations. There are a couple of options. We could first try something like this that may have... |
| Hi Yvan, By looking at the error messages seems like Vacuum is your full library? I presume you have a package.mo file associated with it, so if you import that one, you'll load the whole library. Sergio |
| Right, considering the results of your calls it seems that 1) your Mathematica and System Modeler are linked properly and 2) when you get messages of models not existing it's important to check that the model exists and that, in the case of library... |
| An option to work only with System Modeler would be to follow Neil's solution and use a CombiTimeTable. The idea is that you save your table in a text file, say `combitimetable.txt`, using the format indicated in the documentation: ... |
| A key aspect of MutliBody components is that they are intended to help with the innate complexity of 3D mechanics, each one ultimately standing for a large number of non-trivial equations optimized to fit most common scenarios, pushing for the use of... |
| Hi Gifari, Indeed, we have fixed this issue in 12.1. In our latest build, we produce something like the following model: ``` block W19313de0af6f4e04bfa142762ca7b635 extends Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block; block TransferFunctionWithAssert ... |
| Hi Fabian, Indeed, we agree with Neil's answers and suggestions. A possible alternative to simulate starting from a steady state is going to SimulationCenter and use the Settings options on the left. In there you will find a "Stop at steady... |