[TRNSYS-users] Is possible to use TRNSYS solver INSIDE one component ?

[David BRADLEY]

Sergio,
Components need to turn the current set of parameters and inputs into 
outputs. There are a few tools to help when complex solution techniques 
are needed: SolveDiffEq will analytically solve differential equations 
of a particular form. You can use the kernel's solve to solve 
differential equations numerically by a few different methods. There is 
also a kernel routine called LinearRegression that will carry out a 
curve fit on known data points. Beyond those tools, Types need to 
incorporate their own solution techniques. There are a number of 
components that include a newton's method or secant method iteration to 
generate their solution.
Best,
David


On 12/22/2011 10:33, Sergio Miguel Alegria Casimiro wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> Can anyone tell me if it is possible to use TRNSYS solver INSIDE one component, or it is necessary to get some external solver for this?
> I have an equation system that I need to solve inside one component I'm making, and would be great if TRNSYS solver could be used for that.
>
> Thanks,
> and wish you all a nice Christmas :)
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