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Issue1926 actuator travel #1933
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This refactors the actuator models for #1926
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@mwetter thank you for your nice work! Most of my feedback are minor comments. Two issues that might require some more time:
- I noticed that the renaming (conversion script) also changed variable names in the revision history, which is unintended. I'm not sure if this can be avoided somehow?
- The value of
Td
(in theSlewRateLimiter
) is defined as10/strokeTime
, but I would have expectedstrokeTime
in the numerator (both in terms of units and physical meaning). Could you explain how you choose the expression forTd
?
@FWuellhorst : Thanks for the review. All changes have been addressed. |
@mwetter, @jelgerjansen did the review ;) |
@mwetter I think you indeed mixed up the names of @FWuellhorst and myself ;) Thanks for fixing the time constant of the SlewRateLimiter block. Did this lead to significant changes in simulation time and/or results? The updated revision notes contained an abundant white space, which I fixed myself through commit 27c8c85. Furthermore, I noticed that some of my remarks were not yet addressed. Did you read over these comments or do you prefer the implementation as is? |
@jelgerjansen : Sorry for missing some comments, I thought I addressed them through the text replace. The simulation time stays about the same, some models become faster and others slower, see the link in the issue. In |
@mwetter thanks for addressing the other comments as well. I think this is now ready to be merged. |
This closes #1926