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I am connected to a hardware TI LAUNCHPAD F28379D and I am using SimCoder.
I need that during the execution of the software it can change the voltagevalue of a DC source depending on a condition. I attach the part of thediagram where I indicate which parameter I should change. I appreciate your help.
Thank you so much. Diego.
There are many ways to change the DC source value.
In your real engineering system, how do you want to change the DC source value? What is the control signal or operating condition for the voltage change?For example, if you want the DC source to change value from 291 to 250 at time 0.5msec, you may use a Step Voltage source:
If you want to change the DC source value from 250 to 291 when your control signal changes from 0 to 1:
Hi Rhonda,
Thanks for your answer,
My control variable to change de DC reference value is the value of an analog variable. if this value exceeds a limit, i must change the DC reference.
Hi Rhonda, Thanks for your answer, My control variable to change de DC reference value is the value of an analog variable. if this value exceeds a limit, i must change the DC reference.
Your algorithm is to "change de DC reference value is the value of an analog variable. if this value exceeds a limit, i must change the DC reference", right?
This is a very simple algorithm.
PSIM has many control blocks. You can build your algorithm with a PSIM circuit using a few blocks such as the comparators, the logic gates, the multiplexers, the computational blocks, the nonlinear math blocks, and etc.
You can use this PSIM circuit to control the voltage-controlled-voltage-source.
Hi Diego,
As Rhonda mentions there are many ways of doing this. However, if you can't figure out how to use the "blocks" you can easily inject c code with the c blocks, this will be simulated and then also included in your embedded project.
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