Automatic Real Time Simulation through Embedding Physical Attributes

Real Time Dynamic Simulation of Power System Using Multiple Microcomputers

Recent developments in the design and manufacture of microcomputers together with improved simulation techniques make it possible to achieve the speed and accuracy required for the dynamic simulation of power systems in real time. This paper presents some experimental results and outlines new ideas on hardware architecture, mathematical algorithms and software development for this purpose. The ...

Physical Modeling with Modelica and Dymola and Real-Time Simulation with Simulink and Real Time Workshop

A new language for physical modeling called Modelica has been developed in an international e ort. The main objective is to make it easy to exchange models and model libraries. The design approach builds on non-casual modeling with true ordinary di erential and algebraic equations and the use of object-oriented constructs to facilitate reuse of modeling knowledge. There are already several mode...

Simulation of a Neutron Detector for Real Time Imaging Applications

Monte Carlo Method is used to simulate a double layer gadolinium-amorphous silicon thermal neutron detector. The detector fabricated in pixel array configuration has various applications including neutron imaging. According to the simulation results, a detector consisting of a gadolinium (Gd) film with thickness of 2-4 ~m, sandwiched properly with two layers of sufficiently thick (-30 ?µm) hydr...

Real number computation through Gray code embedding

Proposed enhancement of IEEE802.11e WLAN through real time simulation study

One of the most successful WLAN protocols is IEEE 802.11. That is due to the simplicity and robustness against failures of its medium access control protocol. In addition, IEEE introduces the standard 802.11e for quality of service support. However, this standard is not considered efficient when used for some applications that don’t involve data and background in the transmission, but only voic...