- On the Simulink window of your model, go to Modelling -> Model Settings. This will open a configuration parameters window.
- In the configuration parameters window, go to Simscape -> Log Simulation Data and select “All”.
- Check the “Open viewer after simulation” option. This will open the Simscape Results Explorer and update automatically upon completing a simulation run.
- Run a simulation of your model. A Simscape Results Explorer window will open automatically.
- In the Model Tree Structure, under Inductor, click on the “i_L” parameter to plot the current of the AC inductor.
- You can export this data by using the “Export Data” option. By default, a simlog object would be created in your MATLAB Workspace.
Obtaining steady-state inductor current signal from actual AC signal in Simulink
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Hi team,
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I am a masters student in electrical engineering. I am working on designing a CCCV control for the dual-active bridge (DAB) converter. This is the simulation model I've made in MATLAB.
I'm working on controlling the active component of inductor current in this simulation. Can you please guide me extracting the real steady-state component of the AC inductor current using any Simulink blocks from MATLAB? It would be very helpful.
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Sathvik
2024-2-20
Hi
You can extract the current of the AC Inductor in your model using Simscape Results Explorer.
To further perform operations to obtain only the steady-state value of current, you can use the “values” function to obtain the values of the current:
current = values(simlog.Inductor.i_L.series);
Have a look at the documentation for Simscape Results Explorer and the “values” function
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