2011
DOI: 10.3384/ecp11063796
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Automatic Generation of Graphical User Interfaces for Simulation of Modelica Models

Abstract: For a certain class of applications simulation models are developed and then rolled out for standalone usage without the tool with which they have been developed. The user is intended to perform simulation runs, to inspect results, to change selected parameters within given bounds, but not to inspect or even change the model itself.The reasons for such a usage scenario are manifold: The simulation is intended to be used as a black-box tool by non simulation specialists, a component vendor (electric drives, pne… Show more

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“…Figure 2 and Figure 4. This was done because currently Dymola serves as a simulation environment and there are no tools publically available for generation of the graphical user interface [7]. However user is expected to performs various pre-design runs, inspect and print results if necessary.…”
Section: Matlab Guimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 2 and Figure 4. This was done because currently Dymola serves as a simulation environment and there are no tools publically available for generation of the graphical user interface [7]. However user is expected to performs various pre-design runs, inspect and print results if necessary.…”
Section: Matlab Guimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are good references of designing GUIs for other applications such as investigation of EV power demand from the grid [3], control of a lifting mechanism [4], Simulation of Modelica Models [5] and a GUI-based simulator for sensor networks [6]. However, there is no similar tool for battery identification and simulation in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%