simulink Error when run the circuit

Hi,
Any one how to solve this compliation error?
I get this error when run the simulink.
Error: Derivative input 1 of 'untitled/Active and Reactive Power control/Integrator2' at time 0 is Inf or NaN. Stopping simulation. There may be a singularity in the solution. If not, try reducing the step size (either by reducing the fixed step size or by tightening the error tolerances).

Thanks

Jade

Jadetay said:

Hi,
Any one how to solve this compliation error?
I get this error when run the simulink.
Error: Derivative input 1 of 'untitled/Active and Reactive Power control/Integrator2' at time 0 is Inf or NaN. Stopping simulation. There may be a singularity in the solution. If not, try reducing the step size (either by reducing the fixed step size or by tightening the error tolerances).

Thanks

Jade

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I tried to open your file, but it does not load and gives an error message. I have version 2006a of Matlab, so maybe there is a version incompatibility.

Usually the derivative error that happens at time 0 is simple to identify, but without being able to see the file, I can't help.

The basic issue is that the input to an integrator is not being calculated or set correctly at startup. There could be a divide by zero or similar problem.

Hi Jadetay,

I managed to open your model and run it.
the problem you are having is I think as follows:
The w_slip_gap is zero at startup, because your currents are zero and thus your division product is dividing by zero (the product blok before saturation in the w_slip_gap calculation) - this is only a warning although need looking at.

In your model: OMG_MEC is an input for speed which at t=0 is zero.
You add those values together and then try to integrate which results in the error (as steveb predicted).

btw. your induction model looks interesting, I am working on one myself but am stuck at the controller. Any chance you want to share you controller layout or the references you used to build it?

I am working on a PhD in Power and energy management optimisation.

Cheers,

btw your model could benefit from using matrices instead of individual functions with integrators per funtion. Very error-prone method.

Hi Kokkie_d,
I can send to sample. can u tell me ur email address? i don't think it is suitable to post it online.

Cheers

Jade