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Simulation software for teaching dynamic system behavior

✍ Scribed by Roy Crosbie; Lionel Brooks

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Weight
180 KB
Volume
5
Category
Article
ISSN
1061-3773

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✦ Synopsis

ESL is a continuous-system simulation language (CSSL) which is used for simulating the behavior of dynamic systems. ESL offers a number of features which are not commonly found in CSSLs. It can be operated as an interpreter (convenient in the development phase) or as a translator to FORTRAN (more efficient execution of production runs). It incorporates special features for describing and processing discontinuities and for supporting the modeling of digital (discrete) components. It supports distributed simulation and is capable of interfacing to other software packages in complex applications. ESL is useful in courses addressing dynamics and control, differential equations, and simulation methods. Several examples of its use are described ranging from very simple to advanced.

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