The first lecture will take place on Wednesday, 25.10.2023 15:45 LTI Lecture Hall

Recommendations

Enjoyment and interest in simulation in general. The basic handling of programming languages should not be a hurdle. Enjoyment in the implementation of physical equations with parameters, variables and constants. Enjoyment of digitization and virtual engineering in particular.

Elective Module in
A)  Master ETIT SPO 2018 within the Specializations:

• 5 (Regelungs- und Steuerungstechnik)
• 8 (Information und Automation) und 13 (Systems Engineering)

B)  Master "Mechatronik und Informationstechnik" as a specialization in

• Industrial Automation
   

Teaching Content

• This module is designed to provide students with the theoretical and practical aspects of object-theoretic equation-based modeling.
• This module also provides a definition of the digital twin and its aspects of the management shell.
  • In this context, a classification of simulation models in the I4.0 VWS takes place.
• Both system simulation in the Open Modelica Editor (OME) and co-simulation with Functional Mockup Units (FMU) will be covered.
• Students create a new model library of a mechatronic system in a semester-long project (teams of 3-4 students).
• The module provides an overview of modern system simulation methods based on bidirectional flow and potential modeling.
• Beyond theoretical and practical modeling, the module imparts the knowledge about practice-relevant modeling levels or depths.
• Furthermore, quality standards for simulation models with focus on the engineering of plants/systems are discussed.

Literature

Workload

The workload includes:
1.    attendance in lectures an exercises: 10*1,5 h = 15 h
2.    preparation / follow-up: 15*2 h = 30 h
3.    Implementation of the model library: 60 h
4.    preparation of and attendance in the final presentation: 15 h

A total of 120 h = 4 CR

Module Grade

The assessment of the developed model library and the presentation of the library will be included in the module grade. More details will be given at the beginning of the course.