Demonstrate PolyphaseInitialization

[AHaumer]

Addresses #4457 to have an explanation and an example how polyphase initialiuation is implemented.

[henrikt-ma]

Sorry, I don't know enough about polyphase inductor currents to review this without further guidance about what to keep an eye on.

[AHaumer]

@henrikt-ma is not a question on correct initialization, but on conformity to standard and usability,
The example demonstrates the usage of the solution we already agreed on.

[maltelenz]

It would be really nice if a figure could be added as well!

[AHaumer]

It would be really nice if a figure could be added as well!

Do you mean in the example? The diagramm layer acts as the figure. Should I draw a nicer one?

[maltelenz]

It would be really nice if a figure could be added as well!

Do you mean in the example? The diagramm layer acts as the figure. Should I draw a nicer one?

I meant a figure in the sense of the Documentation.figure annotation. In other words, the specifications for an easily accessible plot with the interesting variables to look at and an accompanying caption. Since you have access to System Modeler, I can recommend using Simulation Center to create one using a friendly interface :-).

[AHaumer]

I meant a figure in the sense of the Documentation.figure annotation. In other words, the specifications for an easily accessible plot with the interesting variables to look at and an accompanying caption. Since you have access to System Modeler, I can recommend using Simulation Center to create one using a friendly interface :-).

This example is more about "How is initialization of a polyphase system done?" and not so much about thr results.
Well I'll give this a try.

[maltelenz]

I guess plotting the variables that were initialized makes sense?

After getting used to having ready-made plots available for most examples I encounter (System Modeler has had figures for a long time, and we routinely add them to any models we build), arriving in the simulation environment with just a mass of variables and having to start digging for what to plot, has become somewhat of a shock :)