Conditionals within ODE45
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Essentially, I am trying to modify the equation passed to ode45 depending on the value of y it creates. I have attempted to do this using a piecewise function, but to no avail, I get an
Error using symengine
Unable to generate code for
piecewise for use in
anonymous functions.
error.
Is there any work around this, or perhaps another method I can use to achieve this effect.
Also attached is an image that may help explain the actual physics of the problem. Thanks
function HarmonicMotion
%Default Values
m_c = 2; % Container Mass
s1 = 16; % Spring Constant 1
s2 = 20; % Spring Constant 2
c = 2; % Damping Coef
d = 0.6; % Gap
t_total = 10; % Total Integration Time
dt = 0.01; % Integration step
x_0 = 2.0; % Init Displacement
tvals = [0:dt:t_total];
x1 = nf_s1(c, m_c, s1, s2, d, dt, t_total, x_0);
plot(tvals, x1)
function [disp_vel] = nf_s1(c, m_c, s1, s2, d, dt, t_total, x_0)
tvals = [0:dt:t_total];
syms y(t);
diff_x = y(t)-d; % the adj displacment for the second spring
is_s2 = piecewise(y(t) <= d, 0, y(t) > d, 1) % turns 'on/off' the effect of the bottom spring
eqn = s1*y(t) + c*diff(y) + is_s2*s2*(diff_x) == -m_c * diff(y,2);
[V] = odeToVectorField(eqn)
M = matlabFunction(V, 'vars', {'t', 'Y'})
[tvals, disp_vel] = ode45(M, tvals, [x_0 0]);
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Jan
2021-1-13
Just a remark: Matlab's ODE integratore are designed to handle smooth functions only. The jump of the foirces, when the spring gets or looses contact can disturb the step size controller such that the integration stops with an error or the result is dominated by rounding errors.
Use an event function to stop the integration and restart it with the using the final value as initial value for the next interval with the changed parameters.
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Alan Stevens
2021-1-13
You could try the following simplistic approach
%Default Values
m_c = 2; % Container Mass
s1 = 16; % Spring Constant 1
s2 = 20; % Spring Constant 2
c = 2; % Damping Coef
d = 0.6; % Gap
data = [m_c, s1, s2, c, d];
t_total = 10; % Total Integration Time
dt = 0.01; % Integration step
xv0 = [2.0 0]; % Init Displacement & velocity
tvals = 0:dt:t_total;
[t, x1] = ode45(@(t,x) nf_s1(t,x,data),tvals, xv0);
figure
plot(t, x1(:,1),[0 t_total],[-d -d],'k--'),grid
ylabel('displacement')
hold on
yyaxis right
plot(t,x1(:,2))
ylabel('velocity')
xlabel('time')
function [disp_vel] = nf_s1(~, xv, data)
m_c = data(1); s1 = data(2); s2 = data(3); c = data(4); d = data(5);
x = xv(1); v = xv(2);
if x<-d
y = x+d;
else
y = 0;
end
disp_vel = [v;
-(s1*x + c*v + s2*y)/m_c];
end
The step change in y doesn't seem large enough to adversely affect ode45 significantly here.
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