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system simulation?
Introduction to concepts
What is a system?
A group of
multi-domain | multi-physics
components
interacting together
SURROUNDINGS A group
of
multi-domain | multi-physics components
SYSTEM
interacting together
BOUNDARY
• Systems have structure, defined by parts and • Systems have interconnectivity: the various
their composition parts have functional and structural relationships
• Systems have behavior, which involves inputs, • Systems have by themselves functions or
processing, outputs of material, energy or groups of functions
information
What is a system? Examples
Hybrid vehicle
Control
Electric
Hydraulic / Pneumatic
Mechanic
Thermal
What is a system? Examples
Control
Electric
Hydraulic / Pneumatic
Mechanic
Thermal
What is a system? Examples
Washing machine
Control
Electric
Hydraulic / Pneumatic
Mechanic
Thermal
What is a system? Examples
IC engine
Control
Electric
Hydraulic / Pneumatic
Mechanic
Thermal
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“The synergistic combination of mechanical, electronic, control and software engineering” (Wikipedia)
System
Mechanics Electronics Sensors
Modeling
Electromechanics
Control Mechatronics
CAD/CAM
Circuits
Digital Control
Simulation Software Control
Micro-controllers
• Key words :
• Multiphysics with power exchange
• Dynamic system (function of time)
• Physical system model = plant model
LMS Imagine.Lab Amesim plant model
Model
• We need another approach to:
• Pre-design such systems
• Choose an architecture (hydraulic, electro-hydraulic, electric)
• Assess key functions of the system
Abstraction level – Equations – Representation
• Equations are usually written as time dependent with a focus on computing state derivative of variables
to assess transient evolution
• Physical equations of component behavior are represented by readable objects (icons)
Equations level Physical icon representation
U = R*I
Electric
d U / dt = I / C
Q = displ * W
Hydraulics
T = displ * D P
• System simulation is linked to the power flow and power conservation within a dynamical system
• Each power network can be modeled using different physics with gates between subsystem frontiers
• control
• electric Tension U Current I
• hydraulic Pressure P Flow rate Q
• mechanic Torque T RPM W
Power flow
• Equations dependent of time (ODE, DAE) • Not equation dependent of space (X,Y,Z)
(partial derivative equations)
• Linked to the power flow within a system
• Where does the power go?
• Where is power lost?
• Where is power created?
• Where is power exchanged? • Not designed to simulate fixed structures
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Multi-Domain System Modeling Example
One Modeling Environment for Multi-Domain Systems
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Developing the Technology…
• Modeling
Reuse Requirements
Elicitation
Autotest Modeling
Simulation
Autocode
Automated
Analysis 87
System Design…
• Traditional System Development
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System Design…
• Complexity Challenges in Software Development
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Traditional System Design Approach