Exemple #1
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t_start = 0.0   # Start time of simulation
t_end = 50.0    # End time of simulation
t_Ts = P.Ts     # Simulation time step
t_elapse = 0.1  # Simulation time elapsed between each iteration
t_pause = 0.01  # Pause between each iteration






sig_gen = Signals()                 # Instantiate Signals class
plotGen = plotGenerator()           # Instantiate plotGenerator class
ctrl = controllerObs()              # Instantiate controllerPD class
simAnimation = PendulumAnimation()  # Instantiate Animate class
dynam = PendulumDynamics()          # Instantiate Dynamics class

t = t_start               # Declare time variable to keep track of simulation time elapsed

while t < t_end:

    # Get referenced inputs from signal generators
	ref_input = sig_gen.getRefInputs(t) 

	# The dynamics of the model will be propagated in time by t_elapse 
	# at intervals of t_Ts.
	t_temp = t +t_elapse
	while t < t_temp:
		
		states = dynam.States()             # Get current states
Exemple #2
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from slider_input import Sliders

# The Animation.py file is kept in the parent directory,
# so the parent directory path needs to be added.
sys.path.append('..')
from dynamics import PendulumDynamics
from animation import PendulumAnimation

t_start = 0.0  # Start time of simulation
t_end = 50.0  # End time of simulation
t_Ts = P.Ts  # Simulation time step
t_elapse = 0.1  # Simulation time elapsed between each iteration
t_pause = 0.01  # Pause between each iteration

user_input = Sliders()  # Instantiate Sliders class
simAnimation = PendulumAnimation()  # Instantiate Animate class
dynam = PendulumDynamics()  # Instantiate Dynamics class

t = t_start  # Declare time variable to keep track of simulation time elapsed

while t < t_end:

    plt.ion()  # Make plots interactive
    plt.figure(
        user_input.fig.number)  # Switch current figure to user_input figure
    plt.pause(0.001)  # Pause the simulation to detect user input

    # The dynamics of the model will be propagated in time by t_elapse
    # at intervals of t_Ts.
    t_temp = t + t_elapse
    while t < t_temp:
Exemple #3
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import param as P
from slider_input import Sliders

# The Animation.py file is kept in the parent directory,
# so the parent directory path needs to be added.
sys.path.append('..')
from animation import PendulumAnimation

t_start = 0.0  # Start time of simulation
t_end = 20.0  # End time of simulation
t_Ts = P.Ts  # Simulation time step
t_elapse = 0.01  # Simulation time elapsed between each iteration
t_pause = 0.01  # Pause between each iteration

user_input = Sliders()  # Instantiate Sliders class
simAnimation = PendulumAnimation()  # Instantiate Animate class

t = t_start  # Declare time variable to keep track of simulation time elapsed

while t < t_end:

    plt.ion()  # Make plots interactive
    plt.figure(
        user_input.fig.number)  # Switch current figure to user_input figure
    plt.pause(0.001)  # Pause the simulation to detect user input
    plt.figure(
        simAnimation.fig.number)  # Switch current figure to animation figure
    simAnimation.drawPendulum(  # Update animation with current user input
        user_input.getInputValues())

    t = t + t_elapse  # Update time elapsed