Re: Strange behavior of System Modeler
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- Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2013 04:15:44 -0500 (EST)
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Go to Preferences -> Global -> Translation and add your example to the list of Dynamic State Selection classes. Restart. The model will now simulate as you expect it to. /Johan ----- Original Message ----- From: "awnl" <awnl at gmx-topmail.de> To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net Sent: Sunday, March 3, 2013 10:00:57 PM Subject: [mg120011] Re: Strange behavior of System Modeler Hi, > > I have just started studying WSM and the Modelica language by implementing the simple pendulum model (class) es. described on p.33 of Peter Fritzson's book Introduction to "Modeling and Simulation of Technical and Physical Systems with Modelica". The code (pendulum equation written as a DAE) is: > > model DAEExample "DAEExample" > constant Real PI=3.14159265358979; > parameter Real m=1,g=9.81,l=0.5; > output Real F; > output Real x(start=0.5),y(start=0); > output Real vx,vy; > equation > m*der(vx)=-x/l*F; > m*der(vy)=-y/l*F - m*g; > der(x)=vx; > der(y)=vy; > x^2 + y^2=l^2; > end DAEExample; > > I run the example in WSM and I get totally meaningless results. > The solver is the default one (DASSL) which, I think, is the right one for handling DAEs. > > Any ideas? Just a followup to my recent post: you can use manual state selection (dynamic state selection is one of the tricks that Dymola uses to get this right) to get correct solutions with WSM like this: model DAEExample constant Real PI=3.14159265358979; parameter Real m=1,g=9.81,l=0.5; Real F; Real x(start=0.5,stateSelect=StateSelect.always); Real y(start=0); Real vx(start=0); Real vy(start=0); equation m*der(vx) = -x/l*F; m*der(vy) = -y/l*F - m*g; der(x) = vx; der(y) = vy; x^2 + y^2 = l^2; end DAEExample; hth, albert