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dpb
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Re: error in integrator
Posted:
Oct 22, 2012 6:11 PM
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On 10/22/2012 5:05 PM, Phil Goddard wrote:
> You need to figure why the signal being fed into the integrator is
> becoming nan or inf.
>
> There can be many reasons for that happening and nobody is going to be
> able to tell you specifically why your model is doing it without seeing
> the model.
> However, you most likely have a divide by zero somewhere.
Which, of course (to help OP in the looking for the cause of which 'cuz
I know you know this) doesn't have to be and likely isn't an actual zero
in a denominator but a term that vanishes over time as, perhaps, some
other term grows. Exponentials and their ilk are prime candidates as
would/could be a trig function going through a null point, etc., etc.,
etc., ...
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