Frank van Gool
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Posted:
1 decade ago
8 mag 2014, 08:39 GMT-4
Dear Minh,
You can use a Global ODE as a counter in some sort.
Attached you find this example where I defined an m, where the time derivative of m (mt) is equal to 10. In other words, every second, 10 is added to m.
Not exactly every timestep, but I assumed that this was meant.
Note that if you really want to add 10 every timestep, you might be able to rewrite the time derivative of m in a way that it is dependent on "timestep".
Best regards,
Frank
Dear Minh,
You can use a Global ODE as a counter in some sort.
Attached you find this example where I defined an m, where the time derivative of m (mt) is equal to 10. In other words, every second, 10 is added to m.
Not exactly every timestep, but I assumed that this was meant.
Note that if you really want to add 10 every timestep, you might be able to rewrite the time derivative of m in a way that it is dependent on "timestep".
Best regards,
Frank
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Posted:
1 decade ago
26 set 2014, 09:35 GMT-4
Dear Frank
I am working on lithium-ion battery module. In this model the current switches from positive to negative and vice-versa. I want to count the cycle number. Could you suggest me that how I can find the cycle number.
Thanks and regards
IIT Delhi
Dear Frank
I am working on lithium-ion battery module. In this model the current switches from positive to negative and vice-versa. I want to count the cycle number. Could you suggest me that how I can find the cycle number.
Thanks and regards
IIT Delhi
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Posted:
9 years ago
19 ott 2015, 06:33 GMT-4
Dear Rashid,
I am in the same situation as you.
Did you finally manage to solve the problem?
I am modelling material removal. In each timestep there is a logic value (0 or 1) defining which elements should be eliminated. I would like accumulate these values in a counter variable, so that at the final time, the remaining elements have value 0 and the ones to eliminate >0.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Itxaso
Dear Rashid,
I am in the same situation as you.
Did you finally manage to solve the problem?
I am modelling material removal. In each timestep there is a logic value (0 or 1) defining which elements should be eliminated. I would like accumulate these values in a counter variable, so that at the final time, the remaining elements have value 0 and the ones to eliminate >0.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Itxaso