Staff Answer
Nov 27, 2014 - 07:16 AM
Hello
PSCAD to Matlab co-simulations are straight forward to implement.
Setup Matlab
1) Install Matlab 32 bit
2) Click on the PSCAD start button
3) Click on the Options link
4) Navigate to the “Dependencies” section using the drop down arrow
5) In the Matlab section, you can click on the drop down arrow to set the Matlab version used by PSCAD
Once you set the version of Matlab you want to use, PSCAD will automatically link in Matlab for use. If Matlab does not appear in the drop down box, then you have not properly installed Matlab. Please be aware that PSCAD is only compatible with the 32 bit version of Matlab.
Setup your project to co-simulate
You can find details on linking Matlab simulations with PSCAD by looking at the Matlab section in the PSCAD help
Examples
You can find also Matlab examples from the examples that come with PSCAD
Tutorial
I have attached a tutorial to this thread that has been created by our USA agent, Nayak Corp. It will walk you through the “first steps” in starting with Matlab and PSCAD.
George
PSCAD to Matlab co-simulations are straight forward to implement.
Setup Matlab
1) Install Matlab 32 bit
2) Click on the PSCAD start button
3) Click on the Options link
4) Navigate to the “Dependencies” section using the drop down arrow
5) In the Matlab section, you can click on the drop down arrow to set the Matlab version used by PSCAD
Once you set the version of Matlab you want to use, PSCAD will automatically link in Matlab for use. If Matlab does not appear in the drop down box, then you have not properly installed Matlab. Please be aware that PSCAD is only compatible with the 32 bit version of Matlab.
Setup your project to co-simulate
You can find details on linking Matlab simulations with PSCAD by looking at the Matlab section in the PSCAD help
Examples
You can find also Matlab examples from the examples that come with PSCAD
Tutorial
I have attached a tutorial to this thread that has been created by our USA agent, Nayak Corp. It will walk you through the “first steps” in starting with Matlab and PSCAD.
George
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