Implementing model references with SimMechanics and SimHydraulics
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Is there a way to use Simulink model referencing to reference a SimMechanics model that contains Body CS ports and general purpose SimMechanics ports? I am working on a large scale model that contains numerous SimMechanics and SimHydraulic systems and I would like to componentize the system as much as possible.
Thanks!
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Guy Rouleau
2013-11-27
Maximilian, componentizing is always a good idea!
With Simscape and SimMechanics, the physical network cannot cross atomic boundaries (this includes model reference).
In that case, you have only one option, Libraries:
Create one library file per component. That way they can be developed by individual developers and reused in many places.
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Jesus Quesada
2019-2-11
Hi
Do libraries in simscape support parameterized variants? I am trying for some of these components to be different variants depending on the instance (reusable libraries).
I know this is easy to do with model reference as each instance has its own "workspace".
Thanks
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Zack Peters
2013-11-25
Hi Maximilian,
Currently there is no way to pass the port across a model boundary. If you are just looking to componentize your model, is there a reason that a subsystem would not work for your situation? I would recommend using subsystems if you are trying to componentize your model in the physical domain.
~Zack
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