e p i l o g - Fakultät für Informatik, TU Wien

control system, automated system or self-learning system. Testing is a
highly cost consuming yet unavoidable activity. Therefore to reduce cost of
production, company will use methods like simulation to test their product.
There are so many simulation softwares in the market which offers different
abilities and advantages. The various choices has makes it even more
difficult for end-users (company) to choose which one is more suitable and
useful for the company. On this thesis Three “comparison problem” based
on electrotechnic will be compared each other by using four simulations
software (Matlab/Simulink, Dymola, Mosilab and SimulationX), with different
approaches to model of the system. The method used for this research is a
literature study to have a deeper understanding about the behaviour and
algorithm of the code from 4 different simulation softwares, the design
model of three comparison problems and simulates these models to find the
most suitable plot result. After a thorough research of these three
comparison problems, conclusion can be made as follow: - Matlab is the
only simulation software which able to simulate all calculation of matrix.-
Stateflow, stategraph and statechart which can only model the equation with
switching state, the harder the equation is, the longer time required to
simulate the equation. Dymola has the most variation type of modelling that
needed in this thesis, the fastest time simulation is by dymola electrical
model to simulate task d in comparison 3 = 0,015s, - SimulationX took the
longest time in simulating task diode C in comparison 20 = 1307,6718s,
Type of designer block in simulationX is very useful feature for expert user in
defining their code in new element type - Below are the simulation timing
ranking from fastest to slowest type of modelling: a. Textual mode, b.
Electrical model, c. Hybrid model, d. Stateflow/stategraph/statechart
model
Gernot Kurz
Heart rate variability analysis of PICSO data
Studium: Masterstudium Medizinische Informatik
BetreuerIn: Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Frank Rattay
Abstrakt: PICSO (Pressure Controlled Intermittend Coronary Sinus Occlusion)
stellt eine nicht-medikamentöse Behandlungsart für Herzinfarktpatienten
dar. Es handelt sich hierbei um eine Form der Kathetertherapie, die bei
einem akuten Myocardinfarkt bzw. während einer Bypassoperation
eingesetzt werden kann. Bei diesem Verfahren wird ein Ballonkatheter im
Koronarsinus platziert und periodisch inflatiert. Daraus resultiert eine
pulsartige Blutrückstauung in das Ischämiegebiet des Herzmuskels. Dessen
Nährstoffversorgung erfolgt somit retrograd über das venöse System. Die
Infarktgröße wird deutlich reduziert, die bei einem Herzinfarkt entstehenden
toxischen Stoffe, welche für den Zelluntergang verantwortlich sind, werden
ausgeschwemmt. Diese Anwendung wurde im Rahmen von Tierversuchen
an Hand von Schweinen im AKH Wien getestet. Nachdem bei den
Versuchstieren ein 15-minütiger Infarkt ausgelöst worden war, erfolgte die
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