Stall speed in Torque Converter Blockset
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How can I set the Stall speed for the Torque Converter block under Simscape / Driveline / Couplings & Drives of Simulink
For more information, torque converter stall speed is the maximum amount of engine RPM that can be achieved in an automatic transmission-equipped vehicle while the transmission is in a forward operating range without generating any driveshaft motion
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Ruchika
on 16 Aug 2023
Edited: Ruchika
on 16 Aug 2023
Hi, in Simscape, there is no direct parameter or setting available to set the stall speed for the Torque Converter block in the Simscape/Driveline/Couplings & Drives library. One possible approach is to use a Tachometer block to measure the input speed to the torque converter. Implement custom control logic using Simulink blocks or MATLAB functions to detect when the input speed is below the stall speed threshold. When the input speed is below the stall speed, you can use a controlled clutch or a controlled torque source to prevent driveshaft motion. Conversely, when the input speed is above the stall speed, allow the clutch or torque source to transmit torque and enable driveshaft motion.
To learn more about the Tachometer block, please check out the MathWorks documentation links below:
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