What is the difference between using Data Store Blocks & Delay block to avoid algebraic loop error
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I had created a simple simulink model that results in algebraic loop error.Solved the error by following below two aprroaches
- Using delay block
- Using Data Store blocks(Data Store Read, Data Store Write & Data Memory block)
I know that delay block uses Newton iterative method to converge & Data store blocks re-route the data.
In what way(s) these two approches affect the performance of the model as a whole?
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Kaustubha Govind
2013-7-12
When you say "performance", are you asking about how the speed of simulation is affected, or how the blocks change the results of the simulation?
venkat
2013-7-16
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Guy Rouleau
2013-7-16
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The performance is the same and both options are computationally equivalent. In my opinion here what should guide your choice is the clarity of the resulting model.
In your case, the goal is to break the algebraic loop by introducing a delay. Consequently I would recommend using a delay block.
I typically use Data Store Memory only in cases where I have some specific constraints the code generated from the model must to respect.
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venkat
2013-7-18
Guy Rouleau
2013-7-18
Not that I know. If you have an example of that, I would be interested to see.
venkat
2013-7-19
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Kaustubha Govind
2013-7-16
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Are you using the continuous delay block? If so, yes, I believe it uses the Simulink Solver to perform the delay operation. From what I understand, Data Store blocks might maintain a buffer to preserve data integrity - I think the buffer has a side-effect of behaving like one or more discrete delay blocks. This side-effect is probably what is causing the algebraic loop to be resolved, although the better/direct way would be to use the discrete delay block.
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