Units for Time in Simulink

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Walter Franklin
Walter Franklin 2020-12-3
回答： Giampiero Campa 2021-10-29
For a continuous model what sets the time(scale?) in a simulink model?
As an example for openExample('simulink_general/sldemo_househeatExample') the scope x axis units are in hours. What sets that?
I know this is likely a trivial question, but my real aplication is to model transients in a physical thermal system without simscape. So far, the only way I have been able to match my hand calculated estimates using (with Q being the energy input each second) has been to use a descrete solver with a timestep of 1s but I know that I am going about things the wrong way.
Thank you for any guidence you can provide!

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Jonas
Jonas 2020-12-3
编辑：Jonas 2020-12-3
Simulation time is always seconds.
In this particular model, they just adjusted the parameters (like heat power) such that 1 second corresponds with 1 hour. For the Heater, I see they multiply the parameter c with 3600. Also, they multiply the heat losses through the windows of the house with 3600. This way, every second the heat corresponding with one hour is generated. The x-axis can then be regarded as being in hours.
Otherwise the simulation would take way too long and would need to run 24*60*60 = 86400 seconds for it to finish just 24 hours. Now it finishes in just 24 seconds.

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Giampiero Campa
Giampiero Campa 2021-10-29
It is not seconds, it's an "unit of time" that you can relate to time units how you want, depending on your application. See also this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18650928/can-simulation-stop-time-in-simulink-be-compared-with-real-time

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