How to input [Po Qo] and [np np] as a timeseries to a Three-Phase Dynamic Load block?

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Nasser Alqurishi
Nasser Alqurishi 2021 年 6 月 10 日
回答済み: Juan Sagarduy 2021 年 7 月 1 日
I have [Po Qo] and [np nq] stored in the workspace as a timeseries for each minutes of a day ( i.e. 1440 x 2 ).
I want to feed them to a Three-Phase Dynamic Load block as a timeseries in Simulilnk.
I would apprecite any guidance of how this can be acived or any documentation or examples online to help me with this.

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Juan Sagarduy
Juan Sagarduy 2021 年 7 月 1 日
Hi there
You have two ways of using the PQ block. In the first case, the dynamic profile of the load is determined by the initial values (V0, P0, Q0), the type of load (np, nq) and the instantaneous value of voltage. But these parameters are classified as constant, and can't be described as a timeseries in this first mode of operation.
However, if you use external control of PQ, you are completely free to define the equation for (P, Q) where (np, nq) and (P0, Q0) can come in from a From Workspace block (Simulink). The challenge is that you need to construct the load as a current source where Ic_real = P (np, nq, V, P0, Q0) and Ic_imag = Q (np, nq, V, P0, Q0).
Easiest is if you can assume the voltage V is also a given timeseries or may be considered constant. Then you could use the block with external control of PQ mode making the problem manageable to start with. this is what I would recommend.
Good luck / Juan

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