Ascendians, There are two files attached to this message: dfe_dyn_FO.a4c and dfe_dyn_FO_FO_InSeries.a4c. The dfe_dyn_FO.a4c models a first order plant whereas the dfe_dyn_FO_FO_InSeries.a4c models two such plants connected in series. What I find repelling about the dfe_dyn_FO_FO_InSeries.a4c is the fact that in the "METHOD on_load" it contains the following two lines of code:
B2.dy_dt.ode_id := 2;
B2.y.ode_id := 2;
I have been unable to integrate dfe_dyn_FO_FO_InSeries.a4c without these
two lines cited above. IMHO, this is just a kludge as these two unfortunate
lines simply manually coerce the dynamics of each of the two first order
plants into one system. Is there a more elegant way to connect two (not to
mention two hundred twenty two, for example) dfe_dyn_FO.a4c in series?
Regards,
DFE
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