Features

Mathematica Connection

• Extension of Mathematica for technical computing and communication
• Export of Modelica code and graphics to notebooks
• Textual user interface for equation-based Modelica modeling, simulation, documentation, and analysis
• Advanced scripting environment where text, graphics, and technical computations can be combined
• Efficient symbolic and numeric computations
• Many levels of use, from basic notepad computation to production of detailed, interactive scientific reports
• Notebook export to many formats, e.g. HTML, MathML, PDF, or TeX
• Complete product development and documentation tool--extends pure Modelica component library code with "live" examples in well-structured documents
• Incremental programming of Modelica code
• Documentation fully integrated with the Mathematica Help Browser

Model Editor

• Easy-to-use graphical user interface for building model diagrams
• Extensive and expandable libraries of predefined and user-created components and blocks, with full graphical and programmatic access
• Class view for easy browsing of existing libraries
• Dynamically updated class view for incremental library development
• Parameter pane for specifying component parameters and checking default parameter values and units
• Component stencils showing visual appearance of system elements
• Easy drag-and-drop modeling using predefined and user-specified components
• Same topology as in real life--not limited to blocks with defined flow direction
• Ability to handle hybrid systems
• Ability to manage complex designs by segmenting models into hierarchies of design components

Simulation Center

• Graphical user interface for simulation management
• Translation of model diagrams to experiments (executables)
• Model simulation for different parameter settings and simulation times
• Convenient experiment browser to navigate, create, configure, and search all signals, parameters, and properties of your model
• Tree-based selection of variables for plotting
• No need for defining inputs and outputs to evaluate model behavior--all signals are available by default