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#
#     MIT No Attribution
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#     Copyright (C) 2010-2023 Joel Andersson, Joris Gillis, Moritz Diehl, KU Leuven.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import casadi as ca
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

# Simulating and optimizing a spring that breaks with DaeBuilder and event handling
# Joel Andersson, 2024-2025

# Start with an empty DaeBuilder instance
dae = ca.DaeBuilder('breaking_spring')

# Model variables
m = dae.add('m', 'parameter', 'tunable', dict(start = 1, description = 'Mass'))
v = dae.add('v', dict(start = -5, description = 'Velocity'))
x = dae.add('x', dict(start = -1, description = 'Displacement'))
k = dae.add('k', 'parameter', 'tunable', dict(start = 2, description = 'Spring constant'))
c = dae.add('c', 'parameter', 'tunable', dict(start = 0.1, description = 'Damping constant'))
d = dae.add('d', 'input', dict(start = 0, description = 'Disturbance'))
f = dae.add('f', dict(description = 'Spring force'))
b = dae.add('b', dict(type = 'Boolean', start = False, description = 'Is the spring broken?'))

# Equations
dae.eq(dae.der(x), v)
dae.eq(f, ca.if_else(ca.logic_not(b), -k*x + d, 0))
dae.eq(dae.der(v), (f - c*v) / m)
dae.when(x > 2, [dae.assign('b', True)])
dae.disp(True)

# Create an integrator in CasADi for hybrid simulation
tgrid = np.linspace(0, 4, 101)
simopts = dict(transition = dae.transition(), verbose = False, event_tol = 1e-12)
sim = ca.integrator('sim', 'cvodes', dae.create(), 0, tgrid, simopts)
sim

# Disturbance trajectory
d_traj = np.zeros(tgrid.shape)
d_traj[20:30] = -5
d_traj[40:50] = 15

# Simulate the system
res = sim(x0 = dae.start(dae.x()), p = dae.start(dae.p()), u = d_traj)

# Visualize the solution
fig, [ax_x, ax_u] = plt.subplots(2, 1, figsize = [10, 10])
ax_x.plot(tgrid, res['xf'].T, label = dae.x())
ax_x.legend()
ax_x.grid(True)
ax_x.set_title('States')
ax_u.step(tgrid, d_traj, label = dae.u()[0])
ax_u.legend()
ax_u.set_title('Disturbance')
ax_u.grid(True)
plt.show()