Good day everyone!
I tried to make a circuit in matlab simulink, with an AC voltage, Resistor and Voltage measurement. AV voltage and Resistor connect quite well but voltage measurement can't connect the resistor connection.
how may I connect the voltage measurement to the resistor? Please help me thanks!
this is the circuit i want to simulate
I used different types of resistor, and Ac voltage but same results
In my opinion, your diode is from a different library (Simscape\Foundation Library\Electrical) than the voltage source, the resistance and the voltage measurement block (Power Systems...). Try to use blocks from the same Library.
See following picture for when I only use blocks from Simscape\Foundation Library\Electrical
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The link below is my circuit, I'm using Simscape/Foundation Library elements
This is my circuit
Simscape and Simulink has different domains. To be able to use each one in the other domain, you need to use Simulink-PS Converter or PS-Simulink converter.
In that example, you have voltage sensor in Simscape and Scope or display in Simulink. To be able to connect them use PS-Simulink Converter.
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Simulink Setup:
This is an image of the waveforms on the scopes:
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