Difference between revisions of "FlameModelling"
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| − | Three files can be used to simulate the | + | Three files can be used to simulate the response of this system. |
| + | * [http://www.eng.ox.ac.uk/~labap/flame/simsimplegeometry.m simsimplegeometry.m] contains all parameters and executes the simulation. | ||
| + | * [http://www.eng.ox.ac.uk/~labap/flame/sfunsimplegeometry.m sfunsimplegeometry.m] contains the s-function (for more details on how to write S-functions in MALTAB see MATLAB's user guide). There is a line in this code for switching between time-varying and fixed delays. | ||
| + | * [http://www.eng.ox.ac.uk/~labap/flame/mdlsimplegeometry.m mdlsimplegeometry.m] is the SIMULINK file. | ||
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| + | For analyzing the results, and to find the mean over time, [http://www.eng.ox.ac.uk/~labap/flame/meanovtime.m meanovtime.m] is used. | ||
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| + | Using these files, the response for omega = 160rad/s for the cases of fixed and time-varying delays is: | ||
[[Image:Omega150fixeddelay.jpg|frame|left|Fixed delay, omega = 160 rad/s.]][[Image:Omega150tvdelay.jpg|frame|right|Time-Varying delay, omega = 160 rad/s.]] | [[Image:Omega150fixeddelay.jpg|frame|left|Fixed delay, omega = 160 rad/s.]][[Image:Omega150tvdelay.jpg|frame|right|Time-Varying delay, omega = 160 rad/s.]] | ||
==More Complicated Geometry== | ==More Complicated Geometry== | ||
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| + | Consider now the more complicated geometry shown below. | ||
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[[Image:Figure2.JPG]] | [[Image:Figure2.JPG]] | ||
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| + | For this case, we have the following MATLAB files. | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 26 August 2008
Simple Geometry
Consider the geometry shown in the figure below.
Three files can be used to simulate the response of this system.
- simsimplegeometry.m contains all parameters and executes the simulation.
- sfunsimplegeometry.m contains the s-function (for more details on how to write S-functions in MALTAB see MATLAB's user guide). There is a line in this code for switching between time-varying and fixed delays.
- mdlsimplegeometry.m is the SIMULINK file.
For analyzing the results, and to find the mean over time, meanovtime.m is used.
Using these files, the response for omega = 160rad/s for the cases of fixed and time-varying delays is:
Fixed delay, omega = 160 rad/s.
Time-Varying delay, omega = 160 rad/s.
More Complicated Geometry
Consider now the more complicated geometry shown below.
For this case, we have the following MATLAB files.