ABSTRACT
This paper explores the improvement of non-iterative co-simulation master. A simple hybrid system is depicted and analyzed. Based on this analysis guidelines for calculating the calling sequence are introduced. Guidelines allow the implementation of a new constraint programming algorithm. This algorithm allows better calling sequence selection based solely on information about connecting the co-simulation network. The algorithm is confirmed by the example of co-simulation of a hybrid electric vehicle. In this example, the constraint programming algorithm found a subjectively good calling sequence without any involvement of the model developer.
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Index Terms
- Calling Sequence Calculation for Sequential Co-simulation Master
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