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Apr 21, 2020 - 03:16 PM
I do not see the source of the #NAN but check if you are dividing by zero.
Hi Tamer , I am getting #NaN value for particular signal.
Hi ,
I am modeling an MMC based STATCOM however on a particular signal I am getting a #NaN value , it wasnt there before but suddenly popped up .
I am attaching a pic and can share the model as well if you like.
Thanks
Prasoon
I am modeling an MMC based STATCOM however on a particular signal I am getting a #NaN value , it wasnt there before but suddenly popped up .
I am attaching a pic and can share the model as well if you like.
Thanks
Prasoon
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