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DELAY(val, dt, ic) |
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Description |
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The DELAY function computes the value of an expression specified by val at a delayed time. The delay time is specified using dt. When DELAY is evaluated as an expression in the model, the evaluated value val is pushed into a buffer along with the current time stamp. The output from the DELAY function is found by searching the buffer for the key (current time-dt) and interpolating between the closest points if an exact match in time cannot be found. |
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<Reference_Variable comment = "Sample delay expression" id = "1" type = "EXPRESSION" expr = "DELAY(DZ(30102030),1,0)" /> |
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val |
The expression whose delayed value is to be computed. This can be any valid MotionSolve expression including state dependent expressions |
dt |
The delay time that is applied to the evaluation of the expression specified in val. This can be specified as a constant value or as a MotionSolve expression. If the delay time is negative, it is reset to 0. In other words, a negative delay value is not allowed. |
ic |
The value of the expression specified by val when (current time – dt) < simulation start time. The value of ic is specified as a constant or as an expression, which is purely a function of time. |
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