As far as I know, in the parametric sweep, a parameter is changed after the simulation is calculated for the whole time, right? So, I think it isn't applicable in my situation...
What I want to simulate is the parameter would be changed repeatedly in a physics for every time step.
For example, suppose I set a parameter M, and I'm interested in the cases when M value is 1, 2, 3.
So, in the first time step, the condition of events module is calculated and the variables is reinitialized repeatedly for M=1,2,3 one by one.
And then, in the second time step, the process above is also calculated again with varying M value(=1,2,3)
I want it to keep repeating until the last time.
How can I do that?
Thank you so much in advance :)
Jisu Jeon, I have a similar problem. A solution is to use the Livelink with Matlab feature. In this way you can make a loop in a time step in matlab and change your parameter. In my case I change the heat flux. I think you can also use the Application Builder, but I don't know how it works.
Jisu Jeon I am not sure I've understood your question correctly, but I assume you're solving a transient physics (since you mentioned time step) and your parameter of interest must change in every time step, i.e. it's a function of time. If that's the case maybe you can define a Piecewise function (in Definitions) and use it in your model.
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