The simulation is almost always used as an integrated part of a system design process, as method to identify the improvements of an existing process, to evaluate an already developed model to find alternative solution for it or to compare working hypothesis. It represents an experimental technique that allows experimentation on models of the real system created using a specific simulation language. The knowledge accumulated during the experimentation on the model can be useful and applicable on the real system. Considering that, when it comes to talking about modelling and simulation it is talked about building a model of a real system and the experimentation possible on it. In this paper we will experiment a methodology to simulate the operating mode of a production system from the automotive industry, formed of several interconnected stages. The techniques and instruments used to make the activities in this methodology are in the fields of flow analysis and comparative analysis.
The present circuit uses a simple oscillator structure as a base point for a continuous time chaos generator. The strange attractor and chaotic behavior was demonstrated by several implementations of the circuit: mathematical model (calculated using specialized software), SPICE simulation and hardware implementation.
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