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[David Bradley]

Sara,
  If you are using Trnsys16 or Trnsys17, Type155 provides a link between 
TRNSYS and Matlab. I would recommend that you start by looking at the 
Matlab example and then modify it to call your *.m file.
Best,
 David


sara l wrote:
> Dear Trnsys users ; 
> I have to simulate an LIBr absorption machine  modeled with matlab and which 
> the hot water comes from a solar process .In other words , I have to couple 
> TRNSYS with matlab .The machine was modeled with matlab but I don't know how to link 
> this machine with TRNSYS .
> Please , does anyone explain me how to link these two programs .It's a real and 
> important problem for me .
> Thanks for you.please. 
>   
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