Thank you for the answer, very helpful. [1 1 1] ->Now it's obvious ...like it
always is after the puzzel has been revealed :)
Simon
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Hi Simon,
Thanks for answering yourself :)
about the port sizes prompting for MUX / DEMUX you can enforce the size on
parameters using a vector
notation `[1 1 1]` instead of `3`.
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Le mardi 16 février 2016 à 06:04 -0700, simon_46_scilab a écrit :
> Ok, I have solved the problem alread
Ok, I have solved the problem already. The answer is to use INTEGRAL_m block
instead of INTEGRAL_f and declare proper vector of initial condicions, which
in this case was 3x1 dimension - [0; 0 ; 0] for example - and then all
simulation runs almost perfectly.
Almost... because of problem in DEMUX a
