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New in Wolfram System Modeler 14.3

List of new or improved features in System Modeler 14.3

  • Full user control over code formatting in Modelica Text View
  • Usability improvements when working in Modelica Text View
  • Choose simulation time as date and time
  • Plot simulation results with date and time axis
  • Change parameter values using Control Panels during real-time simulation
  • Support for spatialDistribution operator
  • Support for external functions defining structural parts of a model
  • Use expressions in graphical annotations to change the display of models based on configuration
  • Include Modelica Standard Library 4.1.0 (experimental)
  • Button for code formatting in the WYSIWYG documentation editor
  • Drag and drop of images in the WYSIWYG documentation editor

Highlights in System Modeler 14.3

Validate Design Specifications

With System Modeler 14.3, you can automatically validate your design against performance and safety requirements. Using the power of a complete specification language and a suite of fully automated Wolfram Language functions, you can check behaviors over time, manage uncertainty and catch edge-case failures – early in the design process.

Example: Validating Thermal Runaway Risk in Process Plants
Example: Validating Battery Safety and Performance Requirement
Example: Validating High-G Aerobatic Maneuvers

Model, Simulate, Plot & Analyze Using Calendar Time

System Modeler 14.3 lets you use a date picker to set simulation periods and plot results on real-world date-time axes, delivering clearer, context-rich insights.

Video: Model, Simulate, Plot & Analyze Using Calendar Time (1:15)

Visualize Model Configurations in Diagrams

With System Modeler 14.3, you can create icons that automatically update based on configurations—making setup of complex systems easier to understand, explore and validate at a glance.

Video: Visualize Model Configurations in Diagrams (1:14)

Model Heating and Cooling Systems in Buildings

Design energy-smart buildings with the open-source IBPSA library. Simulate building HVAC and district heating or cooling networks using 100+ validated components—ideal for energy analysis, control design and research.

IBPSA Library

Model Residential & Utility-Scale PV Generation

Analyze integration of PV systems in buildings, microgrids and hybrid energy systems using the open-source PhotoVoltaics library. Use detailed simulation of cells, modules and full-scale plants with realistic temperature and irradiance effects.

PhotoVoltaics Library
Example: PV Module: Effect of Varying Irradiance
Example: Predict Energy Production Using Data-Driven Models

Model the Resilience of Power Infrastructure

Plan and analyze AC, HVDC and variable-frequency grids with adaptable components and replaceable phase systems using the open-source Power Grids and Power Systems libraries. Ideal for grid planning, reliability assessments and renewable energy integration.

Power Grids Library
Power Systems Library

Modelica Standard Library 4.1

With the Modelica Standard Library version 4.1, you can access new components for tasks like signal tracking and benefit from improved features such as CSV table input—expanding your modeling capabilities in System Modeler 14.3.

Modelica Standard Library

Live Tuning and Calibration

Adjust gains, time constants or physical parameters on the fly – without restarting the simulation in System Modeler 14.3. Quickly explore design variations, run what-if tests and see system responses instantly, saving time and boosting insight, even in large or long-running models.

Video: Live Tuning and Calibration (0:55)

Git-Friendly Formatting

System Modeler 14.3 lets you format your models your way – preserving custom layout, comments and whitespace. Enjoy cleaner diffs and effortless collaboration through GitHub and other version control platforms.

Video: Git-Friendly Formatting (0:41)

See the complete list of what's new in SystemModeler 14.3 on the Wolfram Research website .

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