I tried to copy the components from blockset to standalone, but it’s not permitted.
Hello, actually from the File menu in PLECS Standalone you can choose “Import from Blockset…” and then select the Simulink model file that contains your PLECS (Blockset) Circuit. Just note that you will need to re-setup any simulation and solver settings, and also port initialization code if you had any.
@Kris_Eberle Is converse also true?
We were recently asked to export .slx files from PLECS standalone so that our client can use them in PLECS Blockset. I don’t see the option to export .slx but I see that I can import them. Will the analogous be true for our client?
Thanks!
Yes, this is also possible when moving from PLECS Standalone to PLECS Blockset: Using PLECS Blockset — PLECS 5.0 Documentation
The corresponding documentation for moving from PLECS Blockset to PLECS Standalone is available here: Using PLECS Standalone — PLECS 5.0 Documentation
Please note that initialization parameters defined in PLECS Standalone need to be transferred to the appropriate callback functions in PLECS Blockset: PLECS Blockset Demo Model — PLECS Demo Models
For smoother transitions, it can be useful to place all initialization parameters in an .m file and load this file in both PLECS Standalone and PLECS Blockset.