Modular Digital Simulation of Electro/Hydraulic Drives Using CSMP
Abstract
The advantages and disadvantages of different programming languages for the
digital simulation of continuous dynamic systems have often been discussed
during recent years. In particular, the question was asked whether simulation
problems should be solved by using a user-oriented programming language such
as FORTRAN, ALGOL, PL/I, etc., or by using a problem-oriented programming
language such as CSMP, MIMIC, SLANG, etc.. In this discussion, there is still
one point of great importance that, in our opinion, was not yet enough taken
into consideration: the modularity of subprograms. It remains to show that the
CSMP-language provides the user with a very powerful instrument for obtaining
complete modularity of subprograms. In the following, we shall always use the
electro/hydraulic drives as an illustration for the modular, digital simulation
using CSMP.
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