P. W. U. Graefe
ABSTRACT
In this paper, the simulation of interacting discrete and continuous systems on a hybrid computer is discussed. A hybrid computer was chosen mainly for the relative ease with which display facilities could be employed, and for the on-line interaction capability available in a hybrid computer environment.
- 1.Graefe, U., Nenonen, L.K., Strobele, K., "Copper Smelter Scheduling Study Using a Hybrid Computer", IFAC Symposium on Automatic Control in Mining, Mineral and Metal Processing, Sydney, Australia, August 13-17, 1973, pp. 219-223.Google Scholar
- 2.Graefe, U., Nenonen, L.K., Strobele, K., "Simulation of Industrial Operations with Improved Man/Model Interface", Proceedings of the Canadian Conference on Automatic Control, University of New Brunswick, September 24-25, 1973, pp. 8.1-1 to 8.1-16.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Hybrid simulation of interacting discrete and continuous systems
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