3. Hybrid system simulation
The aim of automation is to ensure that a real system meets a certain number of specifications. It is therefore necessary to study and analyze the behavior of the system and its control. Several approaches are possible, depending on the difficulty of the analysis problem and the level of guarantee required for the result. The most general approach is to study the system using numerical simulation. For the time being, the main use of hybrid models remains simulation. Indeed, the difficulties involved in analyzing and synthesizing SDH make simulation a preferred study tool. Simulation software has been developed since the 1970s, initially to deal with specific processes: nuclear physics
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Bibliography
References
Standards
- Batch Control Part 1 : Models and Terminology - ANSI/ISA-88. 01-1995 -
- Batch Control Part 2 : Data Structures and Guidelines for Languages - ANSI/ISA-88.00. 02-2001 -
- Batch Control Part 3 : General and Site Recipe Models and Representation - ANSI/ISA-88.00. 03-2003 -
Software
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Statemate: this software for simulating statecharts was developed by D. Harel, the creator of this tool, and his team. It also includes another type of graph, activitycharts, and can be used to create industrial-style man-machine interfaces, with pushbuttons and LEDs.
Stateflow: this is a module of the Matlab/Simulink software; it therefore benefits from...
Organizations
Working group on hybrid dynamic systems
The French working group on hybrid dynamic systems operates under the aegis of the Société de l'électricité, de l'électronique et des technologies de l'information et la communication (SEE) and the Club des enseignants et chercheurs en électronique, électrotechnique et automatique (club EEA). It is part of the Groupe de recherche en automatique (GdR Automatique)....
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