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Simulating hybrid dynamic systems
This article presents the problem of inaccuracy involved in the conventional simulations, at fixed time steps, of event-based systems and then proposes the use of a new Simulink toolbox, known as the RT-events blockset, to significantly reduce the error between simulated and actual event-based systems. We present the conventional techniques used in the fixed step-size simulations of the basic integrator block with reset performed in between the iteration steps. Among the issues discussed is the adverse phenomenon known as reset walk. We also propose a new set of tools in the form of the RT-events blockset. The important blocks of the RT-events blockset are succinctly explained, and three numerical examples illustrating the effectiveness of the new simulation tools are given, including a closed-loop V-6 engine system.
Simulating hybrid dynamic systems
This article presents the problem of inaccuracy involved in the conventional simulations, at fixed time steps, of event-based systems and then proposes the use of a new Simulink toolbox, known as the RT-events blockset, to significantly reduce the error between simulated and actual event-based systems. We present the conventional techniques used in the fixed step-size simulations of the basic integrator block with reset performed in between the iteration steps. Among the issues discussed is the adverse phenomenon known as reset walk. We also propose a new set of tools in the form of the RT-events blockset. The important blocks of the RT-events blockset are succinctly explained, and three numerical examples illustrating the effectiveness of the new simulation tools are given, including a closed-loop V-6 engine system.
Simulating hybrid dynamic systems
Rabbath, C.A. (Autor:in) / Abdoune, M. (Autor:in) / Belanger, J. (Autor:in) / Butts, K. (Autor:in)
IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine ; 9 ; 39-47
2002
9 Seiten, 15 Quellen
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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