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SIMPLORER User Manual V6.0 - FER-a

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13<br />

418 Simulator<br />

13.6 Simulator Backplane<br />

Simulation<br />

start<br />

Equations<br />

Time<br />

functions<br />

Global DES Solver<br />

Electrical<br />

Circuit<br />

Other<br />

Simulators?<br />

yes<br />

External<br />

Simulators<br />

Block<br />

diagram<br />

Stategraph<br />

CALC<br />

Outputs<br />

t=tend?<br />

no<br />

yes<br />

Simulation<br />

end<br />

no<br />

CATI<br />

VHDL<br />

VHDL-AMS<br />

VWZ1<br />

STEP<br />

VWZ2<br />

t=t+h<br />

The principle of simulator coupling is often<br />

described as simulation backplane technology,<br />

because simulators are coupled by<br />

a data bus performing the communication<br />

between the simulators.<br />

Because certain basic knowledge about<br />

the simulation methods applied here is important<br />

for successful processing of a simulation<br />

task, below is a brief review of the<br />

fundamentals of <strong>SIMPLORER</strong>’s numerical<br />

algorithms and simulator coupling.<br />

Although in reality all processes of a complex<br />

technical system run in parallel, in<br />

simulation a sequential calculation of<br />

these processes must be done, because<br />

most readily available computers have<br />

only one processor. Therefore, one must always<br />

keep in mind during modeling that<br />

all the components of a modeled system<br />

are processed one after another.

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