Export to Modelica and execution of the SysML/SysPhS block Circuit

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The export of block Circuit from the MagicDraw SysML Plugin or Magic Cyber-Systems Engineer® (Cameo Systems Modeler®) gives:

model Circuit
  Circuit _Circuit;
  model Circuit
    Ground g;
    Resistor rc(r.start=10.0,r.fixed=true);
    Resistor ri(r.start=20.0,r.fixed=true);
    Capacitor c(c.start=0.01,c.fixed=true);
    Inductor i(i.start=0.1,i.fixed=true);
    Source s(amp.start=220.0,amp.fixed=true);
  equation
    connect(s.p,rc.p);
    connect(s.n,g.p);
    connect(rc.n,c.p);
    connect(rc.p,ri.p);
    connect(ri.n,i.p);
    connect(i.n,g.p);
    connect(c.n,g.p);
  end Circuit;
  model Ground
    ChargeFlowElement p;
  equation
    p.v=0;
  end Ground;
  model Resistor
    extends TwoPinElectricalComponent;
    parameter Resistance r;
  equation
    r*iThru=vDrop;
    0=p.i+n.i;
    vDrop=p.v-n.v;
    iThru=p.i;
  end Resistor;
  model Capacitor
    extends TwoPinElectricalComponent;
    parameter Capacitance c;
  equation
    c*der(vDrop)=iThru;
    0=p.i+n.i;
    vDrop=p.v-n.v;
    iThru=p.i;
  end Capacitor;
  model Inductor
    extends TwoPinElectricalComponent;
    parameter Inductance i;
  equation
    i*der(iThru)=vDrop;
    0=p.i+n.i;
    vDrop=p.v-n.v;
    iThru=p.i;
  end Inductor;
  model Source
    extends TwoPinElectricalComponent;
    parameter Voltage amp;
  equation
    vDrop=amp*sin(2*3.14*time);
    0=p.i+n.i;
    vDrop=p.v-n.v;
    iThru=p.i;
  end Source;
  connector ChargeFlowElement
    flow Current i;
    Voltage v;
  end ChargeFlowElement;
  model TwoPinElectricalComponent
    Current iThru;
    Voltage vDrop;
    ChargeFlowElement p;
    ChargeFlowElement n;
  end TwoPinElectricalComponent;
  type Resistance=Real(unit="Ω");
  type Capacitance=Real(unit="F");
  type Inductance=Real(unit="H");
  type Voltage=Real(unit="V");
  type Current=Real(unit="A");
end Circuit;
The plot shows voltage levels and voltage drop values at various locations in the circuit from a typical simulation execution in Wolfram SystemModeler.
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