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["Problem" Solved]Inaccurate results with simple electrical circuit
["Problem" Solved]Inaccurate results with simple electrical circuit
EDIT: The results were correct. I was comparing the openModelica's simulation with the one I made in another software, with the difference that I forgot to adjust the ramp time of the source in the other program. After making that correction the results obtained were very similar.
Hi!
I am obtaining inaccurate results when I simulate very simple electrical circuits in openModelica, which is intriguing me a lot..
Using the Modelica connection editor I built a simple model of a transmission line with a single pi section (only a resistor in series with an inductor) and added an inductor as a load at the end of the line . The transiente response obtained after simulating the circuit has a dc level that makes the current waveform of the circuit vary between 0 to a peak when in reality it should vary from -peak to peak and the transient takes a long time to end, compared to the simulations I made using other softwares.
I imagine there is something I must configure to obtain accurate results, though I have no ideia about what's wrong since both the circuits tested are very simple.
I would appreciate if anyone could teach me on how to solve that problem.
In case anyone is interested in seeing my simulation configuration I am sending a link from which you can download the model:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/m9ynluyare3hy … se_test.mo
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