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Desktop Simulation

Solver selection, variable initialization, trimming and linearization, data logging

Desktop simulation of physical models is similar to simulating any Simulink^® model. However, there are certain specifics in terms of solver selection, model initialization techniques, and linearization methods. Model analysis tools, such as data logging and model statistics, help you to fine-tune and troubleshoot your models, as well as view and post-process simulation results.

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Simulation Setup
Select optimal solvers for physical simulation, specify model scaling
Variable Initialization
Initialize block variables prior to simulation and verify results
Run-Time Parameters
Speed up simulation tasks and modify parameter values without regenerating C code
Trimming and Linearization
Find operating point and linearize model to explore system response and stability
Data Logging
Log data to workspace during model simulation for subsequent data processing
Model Statistics
View Simscape™ statistics, such as number of variables, zero-crossing signals, joints, constraints
Troubleshooting
Common simulation errors, restrictions and limitations on using Simulink tools in Simscape models