OpenModelica/C2/OpenModelica-Connectors/English

Visual Cue	Narration
Slide Number 1 Title Slide	Welcome to this spoken tutorial on OpenModelica Connectors.
Slide Number 2 Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn to: Create a new class Open an existing class Connect different classes Build a model and Simulate the model
Slide Number 3 System Requirements	To record this tutorial, I am using OpenModelica version 1.9.5 and Ubuntu Linux OS 14.04 But, the process demonstrated in this tutorial is identical in other OS such as- Windows, Mac OS X or FOSSEE OS on ARM
Slide Number 4 Pre-requisites spoken-tutorial.org	To practice this tutorial, you need to know about OMEdit. The Prerequisite tutorials are mentioned on our website.
Slide Number 5 Code Files	RLC_Circuit file used in the tutorial is provided as code files on our site. Download the files from Code Files link.
	I have already opened the OMEdit window.
/* Creating a new class file and switching views */ Click on File >> New Modelica Class.	Now we will discuss how to create a new model. First we will create a new class. So go to File menu and select New Modelica Class.
Point to Create New Modelica Class window.	Create New Modelica Class window appears.
Point to Name field. Place the cursor in the Name field.	In the Name field, enter the name of the class which we want to create. I will enter the name as Sample.
Point to Specialization field and the classes. Point to the Class.	In the Specialization field, select the type of class you wish to create. I will choose Class.
Click on OK.	Then click on OK.
Point to the new class	A new class will be created with the given name. We will learn more about classes in the upcoming tutorials.
Click on File>> Save	Now we will save this class. For this, go to File menu and click on Save. Choose an appropriate location to save this file. Click on Save.
Right click on Sample and select Unload. Click Yes in the conformation dialog box that appears.	Let's close the Sample file. Right-click on Sample and select Unload. Click Yes in the confirmation dialog box that appears.
	<<PAUSE>>
/* Opening a new class file and switching views */ Go to File >> Click to Open Model/Library File	Now we shall learn how to open an existing class. To open a class, go to the File menu. Then click on Open Model/Library File.
Click on Open.	Select the desired file you wish to open and click on the Open button.
Slide Number 6 Connectors	Now we will learn about Connectors. A Connector is a way for one model to exchange information with another model.
Slide Number 7 Use of Connectors	Use of Connectors: Connectors are used in: Connections Communication Coupling between component and outside world.
Point to RLC_Circuit file	Next, we will learn to connect classes. For this I will use RLC_Circuit file which we downloaded earlier.
Point to different classes in the package.	RLC_Circuit is a Modelica package containing different classes. Let’s expand the package.
Point to all the models in the package.	Here we can see various classes namely, Ground VoltageSource Resistor Capacitor and Inductor and also a connector named Pin We will learn more about classes and connectors in upcoming tutorials in this series.
Move the cursor on circuit class. Point to the class. Move the cursor over to all the blocks.	This package also contains a circuit class. Double-click on the circuit file and go to the Text view. Here we can see that the class doesn’t contain any code.
Go to the Diagram View.	Now go to the Diagram View.
/* Placing all the components in the Grid */ Point to all the blocks/components in the grid area.	Let us place all the blocks/components in the grid area. Click on components and drag and drop it into the grid space.
/* Connecting the components to complete the circuit */	Now we have all the required components to construct the RLC Circuit in series. Let's connect these components.
Point to the left part of the component. Point to the left part of the component.	The left part of the components represents p (positive) pin. And the right part represents the n (negative) pin.
Move the mouse to negative pin of resistor. Point to + sign.	Place the cursor over the negative pin of the Resistor. We can see a '+' sign when the cursor is placed over n pin.
Click on the pin>> hold >> drag it to the p pin of Inductor.	Click on the pin. Hold and drag it to the p pin of the Inductor.
Click on its p pin	Click on the Inductor's p pin and then release the cursor.
Point to indicator and capacitor. Click on n pin of Inductor>> hold >> drag top pin of Capacitor.	Next, we will connect n pin of the Inductor with the p pin of the Capacitor. Click on the n pin of the Inductor. Hold and drag it to the p pin of the Capacitor.
Click on the p pin. Point to the connection.	Click on the p pin of the Capacitor. Now we have connected the Resistor, Inductor and Capacitor in series.
Click on p pin of Resistor>> hold >>drag to p pin of VoltageSource.	Next step is to provide the VoltageSource. Click on the p pin of the Resistor. Hold and drag it to the p pin of the VoltageSource.
Point to the pin. Click on it.	Similarly, we will connect the n pin of the Capacitor with the n pin of the VoltageSource.
Click on n pin of VoltageSource>>hold >> drag to p pin of Ground. Click on it. Point to the completed circuit. Click on its p pin	Next step is to Ground the circuit. Click on the n pin of the VoltageSource. Hold and drag it to the Ground. Click on it and release the cursor. Now, the circuit is complete.
	Pause the tutorial and check that your circuit looks like mine.
Press CTRL + S	Press CTRL + S to save the class.
/* Check the Model */ Click on Check All Models button.	Now we will check for the correctness of the class. Click on Check All Models button.
Point to the message. Point to equations and variables.	Observe the Messages Browser. It shows the number of equations and the number of variables. Model will be ready to simulate if both of them are equal.
/* Simulate the Model */ Click on Simulate button. Point to the window.	Click on the Simulate button. A new window appears.
Point to the window.	This output window displays the success message.
/* Generating plot for the Model */ Expand resistor1 >> click on Ir to get plot between Ir and time.	Expand resistor1 and click on Ir to get the plot between Ir and time. We will learn about Equations and Variables in the upcoming tutorials.
	That's all for this tutorial. Let's summarize.
Slide Number 8 Summary	In this tutorial, we have learnt to, Create a new class Open an existing class Connect different classes Build a Model and Simulate the Model
Slide Number 9 Assignment	As an assignment- Construct a RLC Circuit where: Resistor, Inductor and Capacitor are in parellel connection. Use the same classes and connectors available in the RLC_Circuit package. This is the diagram of the circuit which needs to be constructed. [[Image:]]
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Slide Number 15 Acknowledgements	Spoken Tutorial and FOSSEE projects are funded by NMEICT, MHRD, Government of India.
Slide Number 16 Thanks	This tutorial is contributed by Kaushik Datta and Priyam Nayak. Thanks you for joining.

Contributors and Content Editors

Kaushik Datta, Nancyvarkey