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Using Simulation Technology |
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General Systems Development |
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LEAKAGES DETECTOR FOR POWER PLANT WATER CHANNELS |
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q Fear of cannel wall or ground breakages. |
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q Synchronized periodic wáter level measurements. |
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q Detector based on digital signal processing and statistical estimation algorithms. |
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q Modeling and simulation techniques avoid costly field work |
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Water level signals |

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Water level measurement station |
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Ultrasound water level measurement |
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ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION (ANC) RESEARCH |
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q For power utility transformers. |
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q Noise attenuation at distant (140m) house area. |
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q Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology. |
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q Modeling and simulation technology reduces field work. |


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Before cancellation |
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After cancellation |
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Power transformer |
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Accelerometer reference |
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DIGITAL TELEVISION ABSTRACT MODEL |
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q Developed within a course on real-time and concurrency. |
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q A new digital TV had to be designed by the customer team. |
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q A working analog TV chassis had to be used jointly with a digital board. |
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q Abstract model of the whole system was constructed. |
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q Parallelism, synchronous communications, semaphores and monitors were included in the Model. |
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q Global synchronization and other aspects where checked running the model in simulation. |
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q Model construcción was used as an example for the course. |

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Global view in simulation tool |
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First refinement view in simulation tool |
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TELECOM LAYER MODELING AND SIMULATION |
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q For a wáter reservoir network telecontrol system. Valve telecontrol and wáter level monitoring. |
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q Improvement of the existing system behavior and reliability, had to be improved. |
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q Remote reservoir telecontrol units are inaccesible most of the year. |
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q Both telecommunication and telecontrol functions are implemented in programable logic controlers (PLC’s). |
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q Modeling and simulation allowed testing and evaluation of PLC’s telecommunication programs before remote cargarlos deployment. |
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Simulator |
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Global system architecture |


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ABSTRACT MODEL OF TOMASULO DYNAMIC SCHEDULER |
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q Would be totally mapped to hardware. |
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q Problems addressed in the abstract stage of development. |
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q Modeling reveals problems: mutual exclusión, synchronizations, etc. |
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q An in-chip dynamic scheduler of processor machine instructions. |