To run a model: Make sure you have selected the model you wish to run in the package browser, do this by double clicking on the model. The name of the selected model will appear in the title bar at the top of the Dymola window. The next step...
The Modelica language specification defines two ways that a library can be saved. The complete library can be saved as a single Modelica file or it can be mapped to a directory heirarchy. In Dymola this choice is made when creating a new package by the checkbox at the...
To download a pdf of this article follow the link Reusing models for different types of analysis In this 4th article in the series “Getting more from simulation” we will explore how component orientated physical modelling supports the extensive reuse of models to perform different analyses. In earlier articles...
Download a copy of the article as a pdf: Component oriented modelling versus block diagrams Written by Mike Dempsey, Claytex In this 3rd article in the series “Getting more from simulation” we will compare the component orientated, physical modelling approach used in Dymola with the traditional block diagram modelling...
Download a copy of the article as a PDF: Component Orientated Modelling Dymola In this 2nd article in the series “Getting more from simulation” we explore how the component orientated, physical modelling approach used in Dymola simplifies model creation and accelerates the model development process. What a component orientated...
Read this article as a pdf Getting more from simulation – Part 1 It’s time simulation engineers started using the right tool for the job. One of the problems of using traditional simulation tools has been knowing how to interpret what happens in reality and translate that into the...
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