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HYPERSIM: How to Create a Multiport Switch in HYPERSIM based on Multiport Switch in MATLAB using a C Code block. This article will introduce a C Code approach to model a multiport switch in HYPERSIM. The MATLAB version of the switch is not found in HYPERSIM as such. MATLAB users will be familiar with the following library block.
Figure 1: multiport switch in MATLAB In Figure 1 above, the number of data ports that are being used are "5". It is recommended that the C Code block in HYPERSIM be used for programming switch cases in general. In MATLAB, the first input (Mode) being passed into the switch is the control input. The equivalent HYPERSIM C Code block is programmed as shown in Figure 2 below:
Figure 2: multiport switch equivalent code in HYPERSIM In the case of HYPERSIM, only 4 inputs are needed and the control input is "u1". The default case is programmed to input "u3". The above code is flexible and can be modified accordingly. |
