[Scilab-users] tf2ss error in Scilab, comparing Scilab and Matlab
perrichon
perrichon.pierre at wanadoo.fr
Tue Sep 18 15:42:04 CEST 2018
Dears,
We here simulate on xcos and matlab/simulink platform, an oscillator to get
the behavior of a hydraulic water
harmmer in a penstock, following a transmittance of 2 order : b*s/(1+a*s^2).
Our main reference is based on a canonic method using only two integrators
and we also do some tests with a
state space representation, with xcos and simulink
The tfss2 function to go from transmittance state-space representation, in
xcos, gives results :
XCOS STATE-SPACE MATRIX
A =[ 0. - 1.3782485 ; 1. 0. ]
B=[ 5.2800843 ; 0.]
C=[- 5.2800843 0. ]
D=[ 0. ]
X0[ 0. ; 0.]
MATLAB STATE-SPACE MATRIX
A =[ 0. - 0.7256 ; 1. 0.]
B =[ 1. ; 0. ]
C=[ - 20.2281 0. ]
D = [ 0. ]
X0 = [ 0. ; 0.]
TRANSFER FUNCTIONS
TRANSMITTANCE H
- 20.228058s
--------------
1 + 0.7255586s ^2
TRANSMITTANCE MATLAB SYSMATLAB
- 27.877756s
--------------
1 + 1.3781698s ^2
Entering in a numerical scop XY, X=canonic method, Y=State-Space method, we
cleary see a correct behavior
X=Y with Matlab/Simulink coefficients, and a a very strong dispersion with
Scilab/Xcos computing parameters.
On another way, and because we need a stable state at t=0 (no oscillation),
apparently, only the canonic
method runs in all modes (sequence=1 ou 2 in the script). The initial vector
X0 is only able to controll the first
point, but not the stability in this case, so it works only with a zero
initial condition.
Program Xcos/Scilab, ou Matlab/Simulink, schemes, results are available in
buggzilla n°15771
Tests have been done with Scilab 5.5.2 under windows W10.
To read you.
Sincerely
Pierre Perrichon
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