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...
With Dymola storing data in .mat format, it can sometimes be difficult to extract the data for external use. In this blog post I will describe a couple of methods that can be used to export data to .csv files using Dymola scripts. Dymola can be controlled through other...
There is a Python interface with Dymola shipped with every version of Dymola. Users can control Dymola with a wide variety of function calls that can load, create, simulate and read results from Dymola models. But when a limited number of licenses are available it can be very inefficient...
A new training course has been developed to allow students to use the Python Interface with Dymola. The interface, shipped with Dymola, is freely available to use. The half day course focuses on the basics of how to use the interface effectively in any application. Setting up the interface,...
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