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3.10 Interfaces 383
View the file
"Test.p1.dat" with
SaberScope. Alternatively,
read it again into
Mathematica with
ReadSimulationData.
Plot the data with
TransientPlot.
In[3]:= data = ReadSimulationData["Test.p1.dat",
Simulator −> "Saber"]
Out[3]=
F InterpolatingFunction0., 10.,
In[4]:= TransientPlot[data, "F"[t], {t, 0., 10.}]
1
0.5
2 4 6 8 10 t
F[t]
-0.5
-1
Out[4]= Graphics
3.10.5 WriteModel
WriteModel["file", modelname, dae, ports, connections, Simulator−>sim]
converts a DAEObject dae into a simulator-specific model
with respect to the ports and the defined circuit interface
given by connections
Command structure of WriteModel.
The function WriteModel converts a DAEObject dae into a behavioral model for a given simulator.
An interface can be defined which connects the model with a circuit. The connections are then given
by a list of rules of the form:
{param 1 −> Voltage[port 1 , port 2 ],
param 2 −> Current[port 3 , port 4 ],
var 1 −> Voltage[port 5 , port 6 ],
var 2 −> Current[port 7 , port 8 ]}
This interface definition will generate two input port branches from port
to port
(voltage) and from
port
to port
(current) and two output branches from port
to port
(voltage) and from port
to port
(current).
WriteModel has the following options: