Cycler
Libraries:
Simscape /
Battery /
Cyclers
Description
The Cycler block implements an ideal galvanostat, potentiostat, or a cycler.
To configure this block as a galvanostat, set the Configuration
parameter to Galvanostat, specify current
. The
Cycler block then represents an ideal current source
or sink that is powerful enough to maintain the specified current through it regardless
of the voltage across it. The output current is the value at the physical signal port,
i.
To configure this block as a potentiostat, set the Configuration
parameter to Potentiostat, specify voltage
. The
Cycler block then represents an ideal voltage source
that is powerful enough to maintain the specified voltage at its output regardless of
the current passing through it. The output voltage is the value at the physical signal
port, v.
To configure this block as a cycler, set the Configuration
parameter to Cycler, specify current or voltage
. When the
value at the control physical signal port, c, is equal to
0
, the cycler turns off. When the value at the control physical
signal port, c, is equal to 1
, this block
represents a galvanostat. When the value at the control physical signal port,
c, is equal to 2
, this block represents a
potentiostat.
This table shows the overall behavior of the Cycler block:
Configuration | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Galvanostat, specify
current | Potentiostat, specify
voltage | Cycler, specify current or
voltage | ||
Value at input port c | ||||
0 | 1 | 2 | ||
The Cycler block represents an ideal current source. | The Cycler block represents an ideal voltage source. | The Cycler block turns off. | The Cycler block represents a galvanostat. | The Cycler block represents a potentiostat. |
Ports
Input
Conserving
Parameters
Extended Capabilities
Version History
Introduced in R2022b