Variable resistor with Tustin solver

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Vinícius Freitas 2020-12-12

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评论： Vinícius Freitas 2020-12-16

Hi,

I am simulating a system with variable resistor from SimPowerSystems Specialized Power Systems library. When powergui solver Tustin/Backward-Euler is chosen, it runs ok. But when Tustin is chosen with options "Interpolate switching events" and "use time-stamped gate signals" enabled, the following error appears:

Invalid Simulink object name: power_utile/Discrete NoSingleSwitch DSS Interp_ext

Caused by:

No block called 'Discrete NoSingleSwitch DSS Interp_ext' could be found.

Does anybody know how to simulate varible resistors with Tustin solver with these options enabled (I use them to improve converter PWM precision)?

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Joel Van Sickel 2020-12-16

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Hello,

I think the interpolation function is incompatible with the variable resistor. I'll submit a bug report and see what I hear back. You would need to make your own variable resistor to compensate. Perhaps you can use a controlled current source instead of a variable resistor? If the variable resistor is very important, simscape electrical is much better as handling variable resistors than specialized power systems is.

Regards,

Joel