Re:Modelica
by alhirzel on Monday December 16, 2024 @10:29AM
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Modelica can absolutely be used for this, but there may not be a readily-available model created already. A generic stepper motor model is available here:
Operationalizing this into a Modelica model is pretty straightforward. Did not look for a driver model, but a driver model would be a lot more important in modern times. I am guessing that not many people would simulate this fidelity of stepping dynamics as a "first cut", and anyone who does is likely to also have a detailed driver model. Demand for this model in a standard library is likely quite small.
https://ie.utcluj.ro/files/acta/2003/Number%202/Paper08_Mora...
Operationalizing this into a Modelica model is pretty straightforward. Did not look for a driver model, but a driver model would be a lot more important in modern times. I am guessing that not many people would simulate this fidelity of stepping dynamics as a "first cut", and anyone who does is likely to also have a detailed driver model. Demand for this model in a standard library is likely quite small.