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Simulate SPPs
Torsten Sommer edited this page Nov 27, 2017
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FMPy provides experimental support for SSP (System Structure and Parameterization), a standard currently developed as a Modelica Association Project.
This example demonstrates how to simulate a system of three FMUs provided as an SSP file. The system consists of the PID_Controller example from the Modelica Standard Library exported as Reference.fmu
, Controller.fmu
and Drivetrain.fmu
The system is described by the SystemStructure.ssd
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<SystemStructureDescription xmlns="http://www.pmsf.net/xsd/SystemStructureDescriptionDraft" version="Draft20170606" name="ControlledDrivetrain">
<System name="ControlledDrivetrain">
<Elements>
<Component name="controller" source="resources/Controller.fmu" type="application/x-fmu-sharedlibrary">
<Connectors>
<Connector name="u_s" kind="input"/>
<Connector name="u_m" kind="input"/>
<Connector name="y" kind="output"/>
</Connectors>
</Component>
<Component name="drivetrain" source="resources/Drivetrain.fmu" type="application/x-fmu-sharedlibrary">
<Connectors>
<Connector name="tau" kind="input"/>
<Connector name="w" kind="output"/>
</Connectors>
</Component>
<Component name="reference" source="resources/Reference.fmu" type="application/x-fmu-sharedlibrary">
<Connectors>
<Connector name="y" kind="output"/>
</Connectors>
</Component>
</Elements>
<Connections>
<Connection startElement="reference" startConnector="y" endElement="controller" endConnector="u_s"/>
<Connection startElement="drivetrain" startConnector="w" endElement="controller" endConnector="u_m"/>
<Connection startElement="controller" startConnector="y" endElement="drivetrain" endConnector="tau"/>
</Connections>
</System>
</SystemStructureDescription>
On the command line change to a temporary directory and enter
python -m fmpy.ssp.examples.controlled_drivetrain
to automatically download and simulate the ControlledDrivetrain.ssp and plot the results.