Hi all,

I have a question about Simscape blocks. In particular, I am interested in the block “Spark Ignition Engine”.
It performs various calculations related to the operation of a four-stroke engine with external ignition.
I would like to know what formulas are behind the block’s calculations so that I can better interpret the results.
The “Description” submenu allows you to access the block’s source code.
However, this code only shows what you see in Simulink’s graphical interface.
Is there a way to access the mathematical formulas that the block uses to perform its calculations?
The following command takes you to the example project in question:
openExample(‘sdl/SingleCylinderSparkIgnitionEngineExample’)

I would be very happy to receive a reply.

Kind regards,

FlorianHi all,

I have a question about Simscape blocks. In particular, I am interested in the block “Spark Ignition Engine”.
It performs various calculations related to the operation of a four-stroke engine with external ignition.
I would like to know what formulas are behind the block’s calculations so that I can better interpret the results.
The “Description” submenu allows you to access the block’s source code.
However, this code only shows what you see in Simulink’s graphical interface.
Is there a way to access the mathematical formulas that the block uses to perform its calculations?
The following command takes you to the example project in question:
openExample(‘sdl/SingleCylinderSparkIgnitionEngineExample’)

I would be very happy to receive a reply.

Kind regards,

Florian Hi all,

I have a question about Simscape blocks. In particular, I am interested in the block “Spark Ignition Engine”.
It performs various calculations related to the operation of a four-stroke engine with external ignition.
I would like to know what formulas are behind the block’s calculations so that I can better interpret the results.
The “Description” submenu allows you to access the block’s source code.
However, this code only shows what you see in Simulink’s graphical interface.
Is there a way to access the mathematical formulas that the block uses to perform its calculations?
The following command takes you to the example project in question:
openExample(‘sdl/SingleCylinderSparkIgnitionEngineExample’)

I would be very happy to receive a reply.

Kind regards,

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