Modelica.Blocks.Math

Library of Real mathematical functions as input/output blocks

Information

This package contains basic mathematical operations, such as summation and multiplication, and basic mathematical functions, such as sqrt and sin, as input/output blocks. All blocks of this library can be either connected with continuous blocks or with sampled-data blocks.

Extends from Modelica.Icons.Package (Icon for standard packages).

Package Content

Name	Description
UnitConversions	Conversion blocks to convert between SI and non-SI unit signals
InverseBlockConstraints	Construct inverse model by requiring that two inputs and two outputs are identical
Gain	Output the product of a gain value with the input signal
MatrixGain	Output the product of a gain matrix with the input signal vector
MultiSum	Sum of Reals: y = k[1]*u[1] + k[2]*u[2] + ... + k[n]*u[n]
MultiProduct	Product of Reals: y = u[1]*u[2]* ... *u[n]
MultiSwitch	Set Real expression that is associated with the first active input signal
Sum	Output the sum of the elements of the input vector
Feedback	Output difference between commanded and feedback input
Add	Output the sum of the two inputs
Add3	Output the sum of the three inputs
Product	Output product of the two inputs
Division	Output first input divided by second input
Abs	Output the absolute value of the input
Sign	Output the sign of the input
Sqrt	Output the square root of the input (input >= 0 required)
Sin	Output the sine of the input
Cos	Output the cosine of the input
Tan	Output the tangent of the input
Asin	Output the arc sine of the input
Acos	Output the arc cosine of the input
Atan	Output the arc tangent of the input
Atan2	Output atan(u1/u2) of the inputs u1 and u2
Sinh	Output the hyperbolic sine of the input
Cosh	Output the hyperbolic cosine of the input
Tanh	Output the hyperbolic tangent of the input
Exp	Output the exponential (base e) of the input
Power	Output the power to a base of the input
Log	Output the logarithm (default base e) of the input (input > 0 required)
Log10	Output the base 10 logarithm of the input (input > 0 required)
WrapAngle	Wrap angle to interval ]-pi,pi] or [0,2*pi[
RealToInteger	Convert Real to Integer signal
IntegerToReal	Convert Integer to Real signals
BooleanToReal	Convert Boolean to Real signal
BooleanToInteger	Convert Boolean to Integer signal
RealToBoolean	Convert Real to Boolean signal
IntegerToBoolean	Convert Integer to Boolean signal
RectangularToPolar	Convert rectangular coordinates to polar coordinates
PolarToRectangular	Convert polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates
Mean	Calculate mean over period 1/f
RectifiedMean	Calculate rectified mean over period 1/f
ContinuousMean	Calculates the empirical expectation (mean) value of its input signal
RootMeanSquare	Calculate root mean square over period 1/f
Variance	Calculates the empirical variance of its input signal
StandardDeviation	Calculates the empirical standard deviation of its input signal
Harmonic	Calculate harmonic over period 1/f
TotalHarmonicDistortion	Output the total harmonic distortion (THD)
RealFFT	Sampling and FFT of input u
Pythagoras	Determines the hypotenuse or leg of a right triangle
Max	Pass through the largest signal
Min	Pass through the smallest signal
MinMax	Output the minimum and the maximum element of the input vector
LinearDependency	Output a linear combination of the two inputs
Edge	Indicates rising edge of Boolean signal
BooleanChange	Indicates Boolean signal changing
IntegerChange	Indicates integer signal changing

Modelica.Blocks.Math.InverseBlockConstraints

Construct inverse model by requiring that two inputs and two outputs are identical

Information

Exchange input and output signals of a block, i.e., the previous block inputs become block outputs and the previous block outputs become block inputs. This block is used to construct inverse models. Its usage is demonstrated in example: Modelica.Blocks.Examples.InverseModel.

Note, if a block shall be inverted that has several input and output blocks, then this can be easily achieved by using a vector of InverseBlockConstraints instances:

   InverseBlockConstraint invert[3];  // Block to be inverted has 3 input signals

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Gain

Output the product of a gain value with the input signal

Information

This block computes output y as product of gain k with the input u:

    y = k * u;

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.MatrixGain

Output the product of a gain matrix with the input signal vector

Information

This blocks computes output vector y as product of the gain matrix K with the input signal vector u:

    y = K * u;

Example:

   parameter: K = [0.12 2; 3 1.5]

   results in the following equations:

     | y[1] |     | 0.12  2.00 |   | u[1] |
     |      |  =  |            | * |      |
     | y[2] |     | 3.00  1.50 |   | u[2] |

Extends from Interfaces.MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.MultiSum

Sum of Reals: y = k[1]*u[1] + k[2]*u[2] + ... + k[n]*u[n]

Information

This blocks computes the scalar Real output "y" as sum of the elements of the Real input signal vector u:

y = k[1]*u[1] + k[2]*u[2] + ... k[N]*u[N];

The input connector is a vector of Real input signals. When a connection line is drawn, the dimension of the input vector is enlarged by one and the connection is automatically connected to this new free index (thanks to the connectorSizing annotation).

The usage is demonstrated, e.g., in example Modelica.Blocks.Examples.RealNetwork1.

If no connection to the input connector "u" is present, the output is set to zero: y=0.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.PartialRealMISO (Partial block with a RealVectorInput and a RealOutput signal).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.MultiProduct

Product of Reals: y = u[1]*u[2]* ... *u[n]

Information

This blocks computes the scalar Real output "y" as product of the elements of the Real input signal vector u:

y = u[1]*u[2]* ... *u[N];

The input connector is a vector of Real input signals. When a connection line is drawn, the dimension of the input vector is enlarged by one and the connection is automatically connected to this new free index (thanks to the connectorSizing annotation).

The usage is demonstrated, e.g., in example Modelica.Blocks.Examples.RealNetwork1.

If no connection to the input connector "u" is present, the output is set to zero: y=0.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.PartialRealMISO (Partial block with a RealVectorInput and a RealOutput signal).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.MultiSwitch

Set Real expression that is associated with the first active input signal

Information

This block has a vector of Boolean input signals u[nu] and a vector of (time varying) Real expressions expr[nu]. The output signal y is set to expr[i], if i is the first element in the input vector u that is true. If all input signals are false, y is set to parameter "y_default".

  // Conceptual equation (not valid Modelica)
  i = 'first element of u[:] that is true';
  y = if i==0 then y_default else expr[i];

The input connector is a vector of Boolean input signals. When a connection line is drawn, the dimension of the input vector is enlarged by one and the connection is automatically connected to this new free index (thanks to the connectorSizing annotation).

The usage is demonstrated, e.g., in example Modelica.Blocks.Examples.RealNetwork1.

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Sum

Output the sum of the elements of the input vector

Information

This blocks computes output y as sum of the elements of the input signal vector u:

    y = u[1] + u[2] + ...;

Example:

     parameter:   nin = 3;

  results in the following equations:

     y = u[1] + u[2] + u[3];

Extends from Interfaces.MISO (Multiple Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Feedback

Output difference between commanded and feedback input

Information

This blocks computes output y as difference of the commanded input u1 and the feedback input u2:

    y = u1 - u2;

Example:

     parameter:   n = 2

  results in the following equations:

     y = u1 - u2

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Add

Output the sum of the two inputs

Information

This blocks computes output y as sum of the two input signals u1 and u2:

    y = k1*u1 + k2*u2;

Example:

     parameter:   k1= +2, k2= -3

  results in the following equations:

     y = 2 * u1 - 3 * u2

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Add3

Output the sum of the three inputs

Information

This blocks computes output y as sum of the three input signals u1, u2 and u3:

    y = k1*u1 + k2*u2 + k3*u3;

Example:

     parameter:   k1= +2, k2= -3, k3=1;

  results in the following equations:

     y = 2 * u1 - 3 * u2 + u3;

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Product

Output product of the two inputs

Information

This blocks computes the output y as product of the two inputs u1 and u2:

    y = u1 * u2;

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Division

Output first input divided by second input

Information

This block computes the output y by dividing the two inputs u1 and u2:

    y = u1 / u2;

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Abs

Output the absolute value of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as absolute value of the input u:

    y = abs( u );

The Boolean parameter generateEvent decides whether Events are generated at zero crossing (Modelica specification before 3) or not.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Sign

Output the sign of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as sign of the input u:

         1  if u > 0
    y =  0  if u == 0
        -1  if u < 0

The Boolean parameter generateEvent decides whether Events are generated at zero crossing (Modelica specification before 3) or not.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Sqrt

Output the square root of the input (input >= 0 required)

Information

This blocks computes the output y as square root of the input u:

    y = sqrt( u );

The input shall be zero or positive. Otherwise an error occurs.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Sin

Output the sine of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as sine of the input u:

    y = sin( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Cos

Output the cosine of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as cos of the input u:

    y = cos( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Tan

Output the tangent of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as tan of the input u:

    y = tan( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Asin

Output the arc sine of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the sine-inverse of the input u:

    y = asin( u );

The absolute value of the input u need to be less or equal to one (abs( u ) <= 1). Otherwise an error occurs.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Acos

Output the arc cosine of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the cosine-inverse of the input u:

    y = acos( u );

The absolute value of the input u need to be less or equal to one (abs( u ) <= 1). Otherwise an error occurs.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Atan

Output the arc tangent of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the tangent-inverse of the input u:

    y= atan( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Atan2

Output atan(u1/u2) of the inputs u1 and u2

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the tangent-inverse of the input u1 divided by input u2:

    y = atan2( u1, u2 );

u1 and u2 shall not be zero at the same time instant. Atan2 uses the sign of u1 and u2 in order to construct the solution in the range -180 deg ≤ y ≤ 180 deg, whereas block Atan gives a solution in the range -90 deg ≤ y ≤ 90 deg.

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Sinh

Output the hyperbolic sine of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the hyperbolic sine of the input u:

    y = sinh( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Cosh

Output the hyperbolic cosine of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the hyperbolic cosine of the input u:

    y = cosh( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Tanh

Output the hyperbolic tangent of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the hyperbolic tangent of the input u:

    y = tanh( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Exp

Output the exponential (base e) of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the exponential (of base e) of the input u:

    y = exp( u );

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Power

Output the power to a base of the input

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the power to the parameter base of the input u. If the boolean parameter useExp is true, the output is determined by:

    y = exp ( u * log (base) )

otherwise:

    y = base ^ u;

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Log

Output the logarithm (default base e) of the input (input > 0 required)

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the logarithm to the parameter base of the input u:

    y = log( u ) / log( base );

An error occurs if the input u is zero or negative.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Log10

Output the base 10 logarithm of the input (input > 0 required)

Information

This blocks computes the output y as the base 10 logarithm of the input u:

    y = log10( u );

An error occurs if the input u is zero or negative.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.WrapAngle

Wrap angle to interval ]-pi,pi] or [0,2*pi[

Information

This blocks wraps the input angle into the interval ]-pi,pi], if positiveRange == false. Otherwise the input angle u is wrapped to the interval [0,2*pi[.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.RealToInteger

Convert Real to Integer signal

Information

This block computes the output y as nearest integer value of the input u:

    y = integer( floor( u + 0.5 ) )  for  u > 0;
    y = integer( ceil ( u - 0.5 ) )  for  u < 0;

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.IntegerBlock (Basic graphical layout of Integer block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.IntegerToReal

Convert Integer to Real signals

Information

This block computes the output y as Real equivalent of the Integer input u:

    y = u;

where u is of Integer and y of Real type.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.BooleanToReal

Convert Boolean to Real signal

Information

This block computes the output y as Real equivalent of the Boolean input u:

    y = if u then realTrue else realFalse;

where u is of Boolean and y of Real type, and realTrue and realFalse are parameters.

Extends from Interfaces.partialBooleanSI (Partial block with 1 input Boolean signal).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.BooleanToInteger

Convert Boolean to Integer signal

Information

This block computes the output y as Integer equivalent of the Boolean input u:

    y = if u then integerTrue else integerFalse;

where u is of Boolean and y of Integer type, and integerTrue and integerFalse are parameters.

Extends from Interfaces.partialBooleanSI (Partial block with 1 input Boolean signal).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.RealToBoolean

Convert Real to Boolean signal

Information

This block computes the Boolean output y from the Real input u by the equation:

    y = u ≥ threshold;

where threshold is a parameter.

Extends from Interfaces.partialBooleanSO (Partial block with 1 output Boolean signal).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.IntegerToBoolean

Convert Integer to Boolean signal

Information

This block computes the Boolean output y from the Integer input u by the equation:

    y = u ≥ threshold;

where threshold is a parameter.

Extends from Interfaces.partialBooleanSO (Partial block with 1 output Boolean signal).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.RectangularToPolar

Convert rectangular coordinates to polar coordinates

Information

The input values of this block are the rectangular components u_re and u_im of a phasor in two dimensions. This block calculates the length y_abs and the angle y_arg of the polar representation of this phasor.

  y_abs = abs(u_re + j*u_im) = sqrt( u_re2 + u_im2 )
  y_arg = arg(u_re + j*u_im) = atan2(u_im, u_re)

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.PolarToRectangular

Convert polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates

Information

The input values of this block are the polar components uabs and uarg of a phasor. This block calculates the components y_re and y_im of the rectangular representation of this phasor.

   y_re = u_abs * cos( u_arg )
   y_im = u_abs * sin( u_arg )

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Mean

Calculate mean over period 1/f

Information

This block calculates the mean of the input signal u over the given period 1/f:

1 T
- ∫ u(t) dt
T 0

Note: The output is updated after each period defined by 1/f.

If parameter yGreaterOrEqualZero in the Advanced tab is true (default = false), then the modeller provides the information that the mean of the input signal is guaranteed to be ≥ 0 for the exact solution. However, due to inaccuracies in the numerical integration scheme, the output might be slightly negative. If this parameter is set to true, then the output is explicitly set to 0.0, if the mean value results in a negative value.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.RectifiedMean

Calculate rectified mean over period 1/f

Information

This block calculates the rectified mean of the input signal u over the given period 1/f, using the mean block.

Note: The output is updated after each period defined by 1/f.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.ContinuousMean

Calculates the empirical expectation (mean) value of its input signal

Information

This block continuously calculates the mean value of its input signal. It uses the function:

    integral( u over time)
y = ----------------------
      time - startTime

This can be used to determine the empirical expectation value of a random signal, such as generated by the Noise blocks.

The parameter t_eps is used to guard against division by zero (the mean value computation starts at <simulation start time> + t_eps and before that time instant y = u).

See also the Mean block for a sampled implementation.

This block is demonstrated in the examples UniformNoiseProperties and NormalNoiseProperties.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.RootMeanSquare

Calculate root mean square over period 1/f

Information

This block calculates the root mean square of the input signal u over the given period 1/f, using the mean block.

Note: The output is updated after each period defined by 1/f.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Variance

Calculates the empirical variance of its input signal

Information

This block calculates the empirical variance of its input signal. It is based on the formula (but implemented in a more reliable numerical way):

y = mean(  (u - mean(u))^2  )

The parameter t_eps is used to guard against division by zero (the variance computation starts at <simulation start time> + t_eps and before that time instant y = 0).

The variance of a signal is also equal to its mean power.

This block is demonstrated in the examples UniformNoiseProperties and NormalNoiseProperties.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.StandardDeviation

Calculates the empirical standard deviation of its input signal

Information

This block calculates the standard deviation of its input signal. The standard deviation is the square root of the signal's variance:

y = sqrt( variance(u) )

The Variance block is used to calculate variance(u).

The parameter t_eps is used to guard against division by zero (the computation of the standard deviation starts at <simulation start time> + t_eps and before that time instant y = 0).

This block is demonstrated in the examples UniformNoiseProperties and NormalNoiseProperties.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Harmonic

Calculate harmonic over period 1/f

Information

This block calculates the root mean square and the phase angle of a single harmonic k of the input signal u over the given period 1/f, using the mean block.

Note: The output is updated after each period defined by 1/f.

Note:
The harmonic is defined by √2 rms cos(k 2 π f t - arg) if useConjugateComplex=false (default)
The harmonic is defined by √2 rms cos(k 2 π f t + arg) if useConjugateComplex=true

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.TotalHarmonicDistortion

Output the total harmonic distortion (THD)

Information

This block determines the total harmonic distortion (THD) over the given period 1/f. Consider that the input u consists of harmonic RMS components U1, U2, U3, etc. The total RMS component is then determined by:

The calculation of the total harmonic distortion is based on the parameter useFirstHarmonic. The default value useFirstHarmonic = true represents the standard THD calculation used in electrical engineering. The non-default value useFirstHarmonic = false calculates the THD typically used for the assessment of audio signals.

If useFirstHarmonic = true, the total higher harmonic content (harmonic order numbers > 1) refers to the RMS value of the fundamental wave:

If useFirstHarmonic = false, the total higher harmonic content (harmonic order numbers > 1) refers to the total RMS:

In case of a zero input signal or within the first period of calculation, the boolean output signal valid becomes false to indicate that the calculation result is not valid. Valid calculations are indicated by valid = true.

Extends from Interfaces.SISO (Single Input Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.RealFFT

Sampling and FFT of input u

Information

This block samples the input signal, calculates the Fast Fourier Transform by function Math.realFFT, and (when simulation terminates) writes the output to result file resultFileName by function Math.realFFTwriteToFile.

The number of sampling points as well as the samplePeriod is calculated from desired maximum frequency f_max and frequency resolution f_res.

Note

The user has to take care that enough points can be sampled before the simulation ends: startTime + (ns - 1)*samplePeriod <= stopTime.

The result file is written as mat, first column = frequency, second column = amplitudes, third column = phases. The frequency points are separated by rows with amplitude and phase = 0, so one can plot the result directly as frequency lines.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.DiscreteBlock (Base class of discrete control blocks).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Pythagoras

Determines the hypotenuse or leg of a right triangle

Information

This block determines the hypotenuse y = sqrt(u1^2 + u2^2) if the boolean parameter u1IsHyotenuse = false. In this case the two inputs u1 and u2 are interpreted as the legs of a right triangle and the boolean output valid is always equal to true.

If u1IsHyotenuse = true, input u1 is interpreted as hypotenuse and u2 is one of the two legs of a right triangle. Then, the other of the two legs of the right triangle is the output, determined by y = sqrt(u1^2 - u2^2), if u1^2 - u2^2 ≥ 0; in this case the boolean output valid is equal to true. In case of u1^2 - u2^2 < 0, the output y = 0 and valid is set to false.

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Max

Pass through the largest signal

Information

This block computes the output y as maximum of the two Real inputs u1 and u2:

    y = max ( u1 , u2 );

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Min

Pass through the smallest signal

Information

This block computes the output y as minimum of the two Real inputs u1 and u2:

    y = min ( u1 , u2 );

Extends from Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.MinMax

Output the minimum and the maximum element of the input vector

Information

Determines the minimum and maximum element of the input vector and provide both values as output.

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.LinearDependency

Output a linear combination of the two inputs

Information

Determine the linear combination of the two inputs: y = y0*(1 + k1*u1 + k2*u2)

Note, for y0=0 the output is always zero.

To improve the implementation, the formula will be changed (non-backwards compatible) in the future: y = y0 + k1*u1 + k2*u2

Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.SI2SO (2 Single Input / 1 Single Output continuous control block).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.Edge

Indicates rising edge of Boolean signal

Information

This block sets the Boolean output y to true, when the Boolean input u shows a rising edge:

    y = edge( u );

Extends from Interfaces.BooleanSISO (Single Input Single Output control block with signals of type Boolean).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.BooleanChange

Indicates Boolean signal changing

Information

This block sets the Boolean output y to true, when the Boolean input u shows a rising or falling edge, i.e., when the signal changes:

    y = change( u );

Extends from Interfaces.BooleanSISO (Single Input Single Output control block with signals of type Boolean).

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Modelica.Blocks.Math.IntegerChange

Indicates integer signal changing

Information

This block sets the Boolean output y to true, when the Integer input u changes:

    y = change( u );

Extends from Interfaces.IntegerSIBooleanSO (Integer Input Boolean Output continuous control block).

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