can i use more than 1 function in same m. file ? because i want to use multiple function for adapting frequency
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Hello
i want to simulate using multiple oscillators.
following figure is showing what i want to do ..
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/images/broken_image.png)
the following code is having only one oscillator. I want to simulate using 2 or more oscillators. anyone is having idea how to do simulate with multiple oscillator ?
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adaptive hopf oscillator function (instead of 1 i want to use 2 same function)
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function dz = myeqd(t,y,ti,xd)
dz = zeros(3,1);
mu=0.2;
r= sqrt(y(1)^2 + y(2)^2);
K=100;
F=interp1(ti,xd,t);
dz(1)= (mu - r^2)*y(1) - y(3)*y(2) +K*F;
dz(2) = (mu - r^2)*y(2) + y(3)*y(1);
dz(3) = (-K*F) * (y(2)/sqrt(y(1)^2 + y(2)^2));
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main code
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Tspan= 0:0.001:20; % time vector
f0=100;
f1=400;
fi = chirp(Tspan,f0,20,f1,'quadratic');
ti=Tspan;
[T,Y]=ode45(@(t,y) myeqd1(t,y,ti,fi),Tspan,[1;1;90]);
plot (T,Y(:,3));
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ChristianW
on 10 Feb 2013
Edited: ChristianW
on 11 Feb 2013
Just curious, why not use 1 ODE y' = f(t,y) with all states in statevector y?
% Osci#1
mu = 0.2; K = 100;
r = sqrt(y(1)^2 + y(2)^2);
dz(1) = (mu - r^2)*y(1) - y(3)*y(2) +K*F;
dz(2) = (mu - r^2)*y(2) + y(3)*y(1);
dz(3) = (-K*F) * (y(2)/r);
% Osci#2
mu2 = 0.2; K2 = 100;
r2 = sqrt(y(4)^2 + y(5)^2);
dz(4) = (mu2 - r2^2)*y(4) - y(6)*y(5) +K2*F;
dz(5) = (mu2 - r2^2)*y(5) + y(6)*y(4);
dz(6) = (-K2*F) * (y(5)/r2);
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ChristianW
on 11 Feb 2013
- The attempt having myeqd1, myeqd2, myeqd3, ... and then solve them with ode45(myeqd1,...); ode45(myeqd2,...); ... etc is bad in general.
- At your figure the oscillators are connected. If they influence each other, you need all oscillators in one ODE.
- Whats the difference between Osci#1 and #2? Only mu and K?
- My example above only shows that possibility. If you try it, you should still use "multiple functions":
function dy = myeqd(t,y,ti,xd)
dy = zeros(size(y));
F = interp1(ti,xd,t);
dy(1:3) = Osci(y(1:3),F,0.2,100); % Osci#1, Osci(y,F,mu,K)
dy(4:6) = Osci(y(4:6),F,0.1,120); % Osci#2
function dz = Osci(z,F,mu,K)
r = sqrt(z(1)^2 + z(2)^2);
dz = [ (mu - r^2)*z(1) - z(3)*z(2) + K*F
(mu - r^2)*z(2) + z(3)*z(1)
-K*F * z(2)/r ];
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Walter Roberson
on 10 Feb 2013
Yes, it is quite valid to have more than one function in a .m file.
Only the first of the functions (the one the file is named with) will be directly callable from outside the .m file; other .m files would need to somehow have been given a function handle before they could call the other functions.
In your situation where you are passing in an anonymous function, that is sufficient for ode45 to get the function handle to be able to call the function referred to in the anonymous function.
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Walter Roberson
on 10 Feb 2013
What error did you encounter when you tried to put multiple functions in the same file?
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