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Interpolation
Posted Feb 24, 2015, 5:44 a.m. EST Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 5.1 2 Replies
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Dear all,
I'm encountering problems when using the Interpolation functions. I'm working on a couples "Rotating Machinery, Magnetic" and "Global ODEs and DAEs" model. The goal is to simulate an electrical machine with a PWM voltage supply.
When I define the voltage as a Global Variable using, for example, the expression "Vc = Vamp*cos(2*pi*f*t-4*pi/3)" everything works fine. However, when defining the voltage using interpolation functions COMSOL can't solve the ODE's I've imposed (these ODE's contain the voltages). The error message is:
Failed to evaluate variable
- Variable: Vc
- Global scope
Failed to evaluate expression
- Expression: Vc-R*mod1.Ic2-L*mod1.Ic2t-mod1.EMF_C2
Anyone an idea on how to solve this?
BR,
Bert Hannon
I'm encountering problems when using the Interpolation functions. I'm working on a couples "Rotating Machinery, Magnetic" and "Global ODEs and DAEs" model. The goal is to simulate an electrical machine with a PWM voltage supply.
When I define the voltage as a Global Variable using, for example, the expression "Vc = Vamp*cos(2*pi*f*t-4*pi/3)" everything works fine. However, when defining the voltage using interpolation functions COMSOL can't solve the ODE's I've imposed (these ODE's contain the voltages). The error message is:
Failed to evaluate variable
- Variable: Vc
- Global scope
Failed to evaluate expression
- Expression: Vc-R*mod1.Ic2-L*mod1.Ic2t-mod1.EMF_C2
Anyone an idea on how to solve this?
BR,
Bert Hannon
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