PtbyPt filter FIR in the Loop Simulation

Hello

Currently, I am trying to simulate the power in my engine when I apply a voltage step for 20 MS for that I intend to use a FIR filter in the control and simulation module that simulates the other parts of the engine.

However, I have found that the FIR filter seems to be strange behavior. When I change the order of Runge-Kutta 1 simulation to 2 of Runge-Kutta it effects the output of the filter FIR PtbyPt VI. The two attached images show how the results of the convolution of the IR and the tension, the FIR outside the simulation loop filter and FIR filter in a loop using Runge-Kutta 1 are the same. However, the second image shows that the FIR filter in the loop simulation Runge-Kutta 2, has a different answer.

Why does this happen? As I understand it, the type of simulation should have little effect on the application of a FIR filter based on pt by pt. I have not changed the timestep or other parts of the simulation. I want to use a simulation of order higher than for other parts of Runge-Kutta 1 would be insufficient for the simulation.

I'm using LabVIEW 2011 SP1.

Thank you

Rhys

When you try to use RK-2 or higher order, the screw that dumped you inside the control and the Simulation loop, by default, they will all run in the "minor" time steps too. In your case, 'two times' which means the VI will be executed each time step.

To properly configure these screws, you must "right click" on the VI and select "Installation of the Sub - VI node. This will bring to a Setup page that the second half you will choose in 'Type of Simulation Subvi execution' to 'remove' the "Include minor steps" box and press OK. When you do this, the Sub - VI will be annotated on the upper right with blue 'C' and when you run, it should provide a similar result as RK-1.

Note that in this dialog box, you can also select discreet, which, in many cases, it is the right selection for 'discrete' systems

I hope this helps...

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