Hello,
I am a newbie at MATLAB and I am trying to get a forcing function to work. I can get it to work without the F(t)/M but once I add it, it says error in ODE arguments:
clear
close all
% System parameters
m1 = 2000; Icg = 2500; % kg
c1 = 3000; c2 = 3000; % kg/s
k1 = 30000; k2 = 30000; % N/m
l1 = 1; l2 = 1.5;
M = [m1 0
0 Icg];
C = [(c1+c2) (c1*l1-c2*l2)
(c1*l1-c2*l2) ((c2*l2^2)+(c1*l1^2))];
K = [(k1+k2) (k1*l1-k2*l2)
(k1*l1-k2*l2) ((k2*l2^2)+(k1*l1^2))];
Br = [k1 k2
k1*l1 -k2*l2];
Brdot = [c1 c2
c1*l1 -c2*l2];
r = [.015 .015]';
r1 = [.086 .086]';
F = @(t) Br*r + Brdot*r1;
% Time grid
t0 = 0; tf = 10; dt = 0.01; t = t0:dt:tf;
% Set initial state and integrate equations of motion
s0 = [1 1 0 0]';
f = @(t,s) [s(3);s(4);(F(t)/M)*-C/M*[s(3) s(4)]'-K/M*[s(1) s(2)]'];
[t,s] = ode45(f,t,s0);
% Plot system motion
figure
subplot(211),plot(t,s(:,1),t,s(:,2),'LineWidth',2)
grid minor
legend('x1','x2')
xlabel('Time (s)')
ylabel('Displacements (m)')
title('System Dynamic Response')
subplot(212),plot(t,s(:,3),t,s(:,4),'LineWidth',2)
grid minor
legend('v1','v2')
xlabel('Time (s)')
ylabel('Velocity (m/s)')

4 Comments

Jan
Jan on 7 Dec 2021
Edited: Jan on 7 Dec 2021
Please remove the pile of blank lines from your code and use the environment for code to improve the readability. In addition we can run your code by copy&paste afterwards.
Can you explain, where the blank lines are coming from? I see them in the forum from time to time but do not understand, how they are created.
Whenever you mention an error in the forum, post a copy of the complete error message. This is a very useful information and you have it already on the screen. It is easier to solve a problem, when the problem is known.
% Numerical solution of IVP
% M*xddot + C*xdot + K*x = F(t) with x(0) = x0 and xdot(0) = v0
% System parameters
m1 = 2000; Icg = 2500; % kg
c1 = 3000; c2 = 3000; % kg/s
k1 = 30000; k2 = 30000; % N/m
l1 = 1; l2 = 1.5;
M = [m1 0
0 Icg];
C = [(c1+c2) (c1*l1-c2*l2)
(c1*l1-c2*l2) ((c2*l2^2)+(c1*l1^2))];
K = [(k1+k2) (k1*l1-k2*l2)
(k1*l1-k2*l2) ((k2*l2^2)+(k1*l1^2))];
Br = [k1 k2
k1*l1 -k2*l2];
Brdot = [c1 c2
c1*l1 -c2*l2];
r = [.015 .015]';
r1 = [.086 .086]';
F = @(t) (Br*r) + (Brdot*r1);
% Time grid
t0 = 0; tf = 10; dt = 0.01; t = t0:dt:tf;
% Set initial state and integrate equations of motion
s0 = [1 1 0 0]';
f = @(t,s) [s(3);s(4);F(t)/M-C/M*[s(3) s(4)]'-K/M*[s(1) s(2)]'];
[t,s] = ode45(f,t,s0);
% Plot system motion
figure
subplot(211),plot(t,s(:,1),t,s(:,2),'LineWidth',2)
grid minor
legend('x1','x2')
xlabel('Time (s)')
ylabel('Displacements (m)')
title('System Dynamic Response')
subplot(212),plot(t,s(:,3),t,s(:,4),'LineWidth',2)
grid minor
legend('v1','v2')
xlabel('Time (s)')
ylabel('Velocity (m/s)')
This is no valid Matlab syntax:
M = [m1 0
0 Icg];
The blank line in the code is not allowed. Therefore I asked you to remove the blank lines.

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I suspect you mean like this (notice the way M divides, using the back-slash):
% Numerical solution of IVP
% M*xddot + C*xdot + K*x = F(t) with x(0) = x0 and xdot(0) = v0
% System parameters
m1 = 2000; Icg = 2500; % kg
c1 = 3000; c2 = 3000; % kg/s
k1 = 30000; k2 = 30000; % N/m
l1 = 1; l2 = 1.5;
M = [m1 0
0 Icg];
C = [(c1+c2) (c1*l1-c2*l2)
(c1*l1-c2*l2) ((c2*l2^2)+(c1*l1^2))];
K = [(k1+k2) (k1*l1-k2*l2)
(k1*l1-k2*l2) ((k2*l2^2)+(k1*l1^2))];
Br = [k1 k2
k1*l1 -k2*l2];
Brdot = [c1 c2
c1*l1 -c2*l2];
r = [.015 .015]';
r1 = [.086 .086]';
F = @(t) (Br*r) + (Brdot*r1);
% Time grid
t0 = 0; tf = 10; dt = 0.01; t = t0:dt:tf;
% Set initial state and integrate equations of motion
s0 = [1 1 0 0]';
f = @(t,s) [s(3);s(4);M\F(t)-M\C*[s(3) s(4)]'-M\K*[s(1) s(2)]']; %%%%%%%%%%%%%%
[t,s] = ode45(f,t,s0);
% Plot system motion
figure
subplot(211),plot(t,s(:,1),t,s(:,2),'LineWidth',2)
grid minor
legend('x1','x2')
xlabel('Time (s)')
ylabel('Displacements (m)')
title('System Dynamic Response')
subplot(212),plot(t,s(:,3),t,s(:,4),'LineWidth',2)
grid minor
legend('v1','v2')
xlabel('Time (s)')
ylabel('Velocity (m/s)')

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Jan
Jan on 7 Dec 2021
Edited: Jan on 7 Dec 2021
A further simplification:
f = @(t,s) [s(3); s(4); M \ F(t) - M \ C * s(3:4) - M \ K * s(1:2)];

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