With the development of global economy, supply chain, as a recognised complex system, is becoming more complex for analysis. In this context, it is worth introducing the perspective of complex system in perceiving and modelling of supply chain system to address its dynamic, stochastic and uncertain characteristics. Therefore, this paper proposes a methodological framework of supply chain modelling and simulation based on the fractal perspective, and presents an all-round and systematic exposition of concept modelling and distributed simulation by means of multi-agent technology. In this framework, different supply chain scenarios focusing on manufacturing, inventory and transportation can be easily modelled and simulated at different scales and levels. In addition, a prototype system which implements the methodological framework and the key implementation techniques are presented as well. Finally, a supply chain example, which supposes manufacturer as the core member, is modelled and simulated with the prototype system to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed framework.
A scheme for analog controlling module detection system is fixed basing on the test signal analysis of smart munitions control cabin. The key detection signal of control module can be simulated with PC104 bussing technique, and the structure and working principle of data acquisition system is described. The test data can be acquired and processed by this system, which has such following merits: high precision, complete parameters, operation easy and reliable.
The structure and working principle of the virtual instrument are introduced in this article. The Virtual Instrument (VI) is mainly composed of computer hardware resources, modular instruments and utility software. Software is the core component of simulation test, whose effect is to complete the man-machine conversation and data processing, which will directly affect the detection accuracy and efficiency of detecting instrument.
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