Previously on the Claytex blog, we covered an introduction to the concept of using the Python language alongside Dymola/Modelica. As you might recall, one of the tasks that can be accomplished by doing so is to simulate FMUs exported from Dymola. As covered in the previous post, there’s plenty...
Python is a versatile language that can be used as both a scripting and general programming code. Modelica, on the other hand, is a more niche product leveraged (often via Dymola) to solve complex multi physics engineering problems. The two languages are often deployed together to good effect. Using...
A Dymola license can in some cases be used to run an exported model, this is referred to as the Dymola Runtime concept and is examined in this post. The information regarding setting up the Runtime license was obtained from the Dymola User Manual. When would the Dymola Runtime...
This post has a look at how to interface with FMU blocks that make use of physical connectors. In this blog a simple electrical circuit is split into two FMUs that interface with electrical connectors. What is a physical connector? A connector that could be found on a physical...
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This blog post will introduce newcomers to the difference between using co-simulation FMUs (Functional Mock-up Units) and Model Exchange FMUs. FMI – Functional Mock-up Interface FMU – Functional Mock-up Unit (a model, for example, which has been wrapped within the Functional Mock-up Interface). For more information on FMI please...
Calculate partial derivatives of a Modelica model in Dymola.
This post describes how to modify the windows setup so double clicking on a .fmu file opens it in Windows explorer as if it were a zip file. This post is based on ‘How to register a new zip file extension on windows 10‘ with minor modifications to work...
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In my previous entry on the Claytex blog post, I explained how to export FMUs for Co-Simulation with inline integration settings. For most users, this would suffice, however for users wishing to export source code CoSim FMUs with Inline Integration, the methodology required is slightly different. At first glance,...
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