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[SOLVED] Derivatives of CombiTable output
[SOLVED] Derivatives of CombiTable output
The derivative that any CombiTable is providing is far from being accurate.
Even by imposing a Continuous Derivative, the output is the following.
Any issue that I made?
Here the image (the OpenModelica Forum Attachment is broken)
https://ibb.co/HFXkj4w
- DarioMangoni
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Re: [SOLVED] Derivatives of CombiTable output
If the function goes from 0 to 1 in 0.25, the average derivative is 4. If the function is a sinus, the maximum derivative will be 2*pi, because the function displayed would be y[1]=sin(2*pi*time), so the result seems not so bad.
Re: [SOLVED] Derivatives of CombiTable output
Oh stupid me.
Really sorry.
I have been misleaded by the strange shape at the peak. However, it's just an artifact that comes from the quickly changing function that deceives the derivative evaluation.
Thanks a lot
- DarioMangoni
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Re: [SOLVED] Derivatives of CombiTable output
Do not worry, this type of problems happen to all of us from time to time. At the beginnings I was also surprised by the result.
Regards
Carlos
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