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SimElectronics software supports all of the continuous-time solvers that Simscape supports:
ode23t — Trapezoidal solver
ode15s — Variable order solver
ode14x — Fixed-step solver
You can select any of the supported solvers for running a SimElectronics simulation. The variable-step solvers, ode23t and ode15s, are recommended for most applications because they run faster and copy better for systems with a range of both fast and slow dynamics. The ode23t solver is closest to the solver that SPICE traditionally uses.
To use Real-Time Workshop® software to generate standalone C or C++ code from your model, you must use the ode14x solver. For more information about code generation, see Generating Code in the Simscape documentation.
To specify a solver:
Open the Configuration Parameters dialog box from the Simulation menu.
In the Solver pane (which opens by default), select the desired solver from the Solver list.
![]() | Simulating an Electronic System | Specifying Simulation Accuracy/Speed Tradeoff | ![]() |

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