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2D Lookup Table XY<br />

<strong>SIMPLORER</strong> 6.0 — <strong>Manual</strong> 295<br />

>>Basics>Tools>Characteristics<br />

The 2D Lookup Table XY is used to describe nonlinear behavior different from the predefined<br />

characteristics. To achieve a simple and universal embedding of characteristics for describing<br />

nonlinear behavior of components, characteristics can also be given through XY data pairs. It<br />

is possible to create data files with:<br />

• the component dialog<br />

• the DAY Post Processor, or<br />

• a text editor.<br />

The function LOOKUP(X,Y) provides the Y value of a given X value. LOOKUP(XY1.VAL,5) -><br />

Y value of the characteristic XY1 for the X value 5.<br />

The X-Y assignment of current and voltage (as physical quantities) depends on the application<br />

of characteristics in the simulation model. See also 3.4 “Characteristics in Simulation<br />

Models” on page 55.<br />

Dialog Settings<br />

«Unit X-Axis»«Y-Axis»<br />

Defines the units for X and Y Axis. The units are displayed in the column headings in the lookup<br />

table and saved in the created .mdx file.<br />

� «File Name»<br />

If no file is used, enter the data-pairs in the table on the right side. Create, delete, or move<br />

entries with the symbols placed on the upper right side. See also “Defining Parameters” on<br />

page 49.<br />

� «File Name»<br />

To define the data points, a two-dimensional data file is used which can be created by the<br />

DAY Post Processor or a text editor. The XY data file always has two channels (columns)<br />

where X value and Y value are stored. The length (number of lines) of the data files is arbitrary.<br />

To open or save files, click the symbols next to the text box. Please note: Select the correct<br />

file filter (.mdx) before browsing. See also “The .mdx File Format” on page 467.<br />

<br />

Click the button to display the 2D lookup table with the defined values. Please note: If you<br />

use variables for the definition, the preview is empty.<br />

Component Parameters<br />

Description [Unit] Parameter Name Data Type<br />

File Name FILE file<br />

Component Outputs<br />

Description [Unit] Parameter Name Data Type<br />

Value VAL real

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