Sometimes it is useful to be able to determine the derivative of a function, for example when you require to use the derivative of the function directly. This post looks at how you can use Dymola to determine this for you while going through an example. Why calculate the...
Like anything technical, there’s plenty of jargon surrounding Dymola and its functionality. While much of it is relatively self-explanatory, some may not be clear at first glance. In this blog post I will try to shed some light on basic Dymola terminology, and provide a few details on their...
This post looks at a simple way to check that derivatives of a function are correct and in the process explores some of the different plotting features of Dymola. When should derivatives be checked? Most of the time it is best to let Dymola calculate derivatives (see automatically-getting-derivatives-of-a-function-in-dymola). However...
In a prior post, I wrote about manually specifying derivatives of a function in Dymola. This is necessary in certain cases, especially when external code is used. For the simple function I used in that post and many functions like it, however, there is actually a much easier answer....
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