I want to use output from PSCAD as input in MATLAB. Is there any such interoperability available between these softwares?
If I can got your question correctly, you want the output waveform from PSCAD into MATLAB, then you need to follow the following procedure:
1. Go to PSCAD, Go to General Settings under Project.
2. Inside this, go to 'Runtime' and put a name of an output file in "Output file' tab.
3. Run your simulations
4. The same output file will be saved in your project folder with a .txt extension
5. Remember that PSCAD saves output files with the name followed with number extension depending upon how many outputs are there.
6. If you open the text file, the first output is time, count 10 outputs from there. Once you reach the 11th output, that will be in the other output file say noname.out2
7. Go to matlab, import this text file and this open as an excel file. The first complete column will be time and the remaining will be your PSCAD variables. Click on each column and save it as a variable.
8. If you are using simulink, you have a vector concatenate option and you can use this variable in this manner for your simulations.
Hope this solves the issue.
If I can got your question correctly, you want the output waveform from PSCAD into MATLAB, then you need to follow the following procedure:
1. Go to PSCAD, Go to General Settings under Project.
2. Inside this, go to 'Runtime' and put a name of an output file in "Output file' tab.
3. Run your simulations
4. The same output file will be saved in your project folder with a .txt extension
5. Remember that PSCAD saves output files with the name followed with number extension depending upon how many outputs are there.
6. If you open the text file, the first output is time, count 10 outputs from there. Once you reach the 11th output, that will be in the other output file say noname.out2
7. Go to matlab, import this text file and this open as an excel file. The first complete column will be time and the remaining will be your PSCAD variables. Click on each column and save it as a variable.
8. If you are using simulink, you have a vector concatenate option and you can use this variable in this manner for your simulations.
Hope this solves the issue.
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