Function, tablelookup, is wrong

I converted the 1 rc circuit to 2 rc circuit, but when I run it, I encounter this error. The 2nd rc I added is showing the error location. Below I share the code, error and view of circuit. Can you help me?

component C_table

% C_table

% Models a capacitor where the capacitance value (C) depends on an external

% physical signal inputs SOC and T. It is assumed that the capacitance value

% is slowly varying with time, and hence the equation i = C*dv/dt holds.

% Copyright 2012-2017 The MathWorks, Inc.

nodes

p = foundation.electrical.electrical; % +:left

n = foundation.electrical.electrical; % -:right

end

inputs

T = {293.15,'K'}; %T:left

SOC = {1,'1'}; %SOC:left

end

parameters

C_Table = {ones(5,3),'F'} % Matrix of capacitance values, C(SOC,T)

SOC_Table = {[0;0.1;0.5;0.9;1],'1'} % State of charge (SOC) breakpoints

Temp_Table = {[273.15 293.15 313.15],'K'} % Temperature (T) breakpoints

v0 = {0,'V'}; % Initial voltage across capacitor

end

variables(Access=private)

i = { 0, 'A' }; % Current

v = {value=v0, priority=priority.high}; % Voltage

end

branches

i : p.i -> n.i;

end

equations

assert(all(C_Table(:) > 0))

assert(all(SOC_Table(:) >= 0))

assert(all(Temp_Table(:) >= 0))

v == p.v - n.v;

let

% Perform the table lookup

C = tablelookup(SOC_Table,Temp_Table,C_Table,SOC,T,...

% Models a capacitor where the capacitance value (C) depends on

% an external physical signal inputs SOC and T.

% It is assumed that the capacitance value is slowly varying with time, and hence the equation i = C*dv/dt holds.

interpolation=linear,extrapolation=nearest)

in

% Electrical equation

i == C * v.der;

end

end

end

[Jonathan]

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Answer 1

[Anurag Ojha]

Hey

This commonly occurs when the input variables in the lookup table (i.e., SOC and T) do not have compatible units with the breakpoints defined in the table.

Ensure that all the input data to the tablelookup function, including SOC, T, SOC_Table, and Temp_Table, have commensurate units. If any of these parameters is passed in a different unit, it could cause this error.

If the inputs to "tablelookup" are unit-consistent, but you're still seeing the error, consider explicitly ensuring unit compatibility using the unitConvert function before passing values to "tablelookup".

Adding syntax and MATLAB documentation for your reference:

SOC_converted = unitConvert(SOC, '1');
T_converted = unitConvert(T, 'K');
C = tablelookup(SOC_Table, Temp_Table, C_Table, SOC_converted, T_converted, ...
    interpolation=linear, extrapolation=nearest)

https://www.mathworks.com/help/releases/R2020b/symbolic/unitconvert.html