Simscape Model source code

I have created a Simscape model by dragging dropping and connecting various components from the electrical foundation library. Now I am interested in looking at the underlying Simscape language source code of the interconnected components. This is similar to how I use OpenModelica for example. How do I do this? I have figured out how to view the source for a single component, but not the entire composition that is in my .slx file. The underlying goal here is to have a look at the DAEs and their interconnections.

Thanks!

~ry

Answer 1

[Lucas Lebert]

Hi Ryan, you can access the source code of every block from the Simscape Foundation Library->Electrical, if you double click on the block and click on the link "Source Code". However this is not possible for blocks of the Simscape Electronics library. There is no option to access the source code of these blocks. The functionality of these blocks is explained in detail in the MATLAB documentation though.

[Ryan Goodfellow]

Hi Lucas,

Thanks for the response, but it does not address the question. I have already stated that I know how to get the equations for a particular component. What I want is the DAE equation system for a composition of components that I create in the designer interface. I require these equations to run a structural analysis algorithm I have coded.

[liqun fang]

Hey , have you solved this problem?

Answer 2

[Rafa Fernan]

Hi Ryan,

I'm looking for the same topic, how I can get the DAE equation system of my simscape system. Did you get it Ryan?

Regards Rafa

Answer 3

[Anjali]

% DC Servo Motor Control System

% Motor parameters J = 0.01; % Inertia b = 0.1; % Damping coefficient K = 0.01; % Motor constant R = 1; % Resistance L = 0.5; % Inductance

% Transfer function of the motor numerator = K; denominator = [J*L (J*R + L*b) (R*b + K^2)];

G = tf(numerator, denominator);

% Proportional-Integral (PI) Controller Kp = 10; % Proportional gain Ki = 1; % Integral gain

controller = pid(Kp, Ki);

% Closed-loop system closedLoopSystem = feedback(G * controller, 1);

% Time vector t = 0:0.01:5;

% Step response of the closed-loop system step(closedLoopSystem, t); title('DC Servo Motor Control System Step Response'); xlabel('Time (seconds)'); ylabel('Position');

% Displaying the closed-loop t

Answer 4

[Anjali]

% DC Servo Motor Control System

% Motor parameters J = 0.01; % Inertia b = 0.1; % Damping coefficient K = 0.01; % Motor constant R = 1; % Resistance L = 0.5; % Inductance

% Transfer function of the motor numerator = K; denominator = [J*L (J*R + L*b) (R*b + K^2)];

G = tf(numerator, denominator);

% Proportional-Integral (PI) Controller Kp = 10; % Proportional gain Ki = 1; % Integral gain

controller = pid(Kp, Ki);

% Closed-loop system closedLoopSystem = feedback(G * controller, 1);

% Time vector t = 0:0.01:5;

% Step response of the closed-loop system step(closedLoopSystem, t); title('DC Servo Motor Control System Step Response'); xlabel('Time (seconds)'); ylabel('Position');

% Displaying the closed-loop t