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SIMPLORER User Manual V6.0 - FER-a

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14<br />

452 Data Evaluation<br />

Simulating with the Simulink Interface and Data Evaluation with the Matlab Tool Interface<br />

When you want to evaluate data created from a simulation coupling between <strong>SIMPLORER</strong><br />

and Matlab/Simulink, follow these steps:<br />

1 Start the DAY Post Processor.<br />

2 Open or create an Analysis file.<br />

3 Choose ANALYSIS>MATLAB TOOLBOX to start<br />

the Matlab Toolbox in the DAY Post Processor.<br />

4 Start Simulink from the Matlab command window.<br />

5 Edit the Matlab/Simulink Model. Define the<br />

Simulink Scopes in PROPERTIES>DATA HISTORY<br />

and the variables for outputs in the MATLAB<br />

Workspace.<br />

When the simulation is complete, all data are<br />

available in both the Matlab Workspace and in the<br />

DAY Post Processor-Matlab Toolbox, and can be edited with Matlab commands or copied<br />

with drag-and-drop into the DAY Post Processor.<br />

14.1.9 Mathcad Calculations<br />

Requirements<br />

Starting Mathcad<br />

Send simulation data to the<br />

workspace<br />

The <strong>SIMPLORER</strong>-Mathcad interface allows you to exchange data directly between the DAY<br />

Post Processor and Mathcad, and allows you to run Mathcad functions from within the DAY<br />

Post Processor.<br />

To use the interface, Mathcad Professional 7.0 or later must be installed or registered on your<br />

PC. With a proper installation of Mathcad, the VIEW>MATHCAD NEW command and the Mathcad<br />

symbol on the Presentation toolbar are available automatically.<br />

You have two options to integrate Mathcad in the DAY Post Processor: as a separate window<br />

or as an embedded object in a presentation.<br />

The VIEW>MATHCAD NEW command starts Mathcad in a separate window.<br />

Click the Mathcad symbol in the Presentation toolbar to insert a new Mathcad object in a presentation.<br />

You can also insert an existing Mathcad file with EDIT>OLE-OBJECTS>INSERT NEW<br />

OBJECT «Create from File». The Mathcad window opens with its menus and toolbars.

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