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Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Introduction

• SimEvents Product Overview

Product Overview

Discrete-Event Simulation Using SimEvents in Simulink Models

Resources for Learning

• Related Products

Information About Related Products

Limitations on Usage with Related Products

What Is an Entity?

• What Is an Event?

Overview of Events

Relationships Among Events

• Running a Demo Simulation

Overview of the Model

Opening the Model

Examining Entities and Signals in the Model

Key Components of the Model

Running the Simulation

• Building Simple Models with SimEvents Software

• Building a Simple Discrete-Event Model

Overview of the Example

Opening a Model and Libraries

Moving Blocks into the Model Window

Configuring Blocks

Connecting Blocks

Running the Simulation

• Exploring a Simulation Using the Debugger and Plots

Exploring the D/D/1 System Using the SimEvents Debugger

Exploring the D/D/1 System Using Plots

Information About Race Conditions and Random Times

• Building a Simple Hybrid Model

Overview of the Example

Opening a Time-Based Simulink Demo

Adding Event-Based Behavior

Running the Hybrid F-14 Simulation

Confirming Event-Based Behavior Using the SimEvents Debugger

Visualizing the Sampling and Latency

Event-Based and Time-Based Dynamics in the Simulation

Modifying the Model to Drop Some Messages

• Reviewing Key Concepts in SimEvents Software

Meaning of Entities in Different Applications

Entity Ports and Paths

Data and Signals

• Creating Entities Using Intergeneration Times

• Role of Entities in SimEvents Models

Creating Entities in a Model

Varying the Interpretation of Entities

Data and Entities

Introduction to the Time-Based Entity Generator

• Specifying Intergeneration Times for Entities

Definition of Intergeneration Time

Approaches for Determining Intergeneration Time

How to Specify a Distribution

How to Specify Intergeneration Times from a Signal

Example: Using Random Intergeneration Times in a Queuing System

Example: Using an Arbitrary Discrete Distribution as Intergeneration Time

Example: Using a Step Function as Intergeneration Time

• Basic Queues and Servers

• Role of Queues in SimEvents Models

Behavior and Features of Queues

Physical Queues and Logical Queues

Accessing Queue Blocks

• Role of Servers in SimEvents Models

Behavior and Features of Servers

What Servers Represent

Accessing Server Blocks

• Using FIFO Queue and Single Server Blocks

Varying the Service Time

Constructs Involving Queues and Servers

Example of a Logical Queue

• Designing Paths for Entities

• Role of Paths in SimEvents Models

Definition of Entity Paths

Implications of Entity Paths

Overview of Routing Library for Designing Paths

• Output Switching to Select a Departure Path

Role of the Output Switch

Sample Use Cases

Example: Selecting the First Available Server

Example: Using an Attribute to Select an Output Port

• Input Switching to Select an Arrival Path

Role of the Input Switch

Example: Round-Robin Approach to Choosing Inputs

• Combining Entity Paths

Role of the Path Combiner

Sequencing Simultaneous Pending Arrivals

Difference Between Path Combiner and Input Switch

• Example: A Packet Switch

Overview of the Example

Generating Packets

Storing Packets in Input Buffers

Routing Packets to Their Destinations

Connecting Multiple Queues to the Output Switch

Modeling the Channels

Selected Bibliography

• User's Guide

• Release Notes

Introduction

Getting Started

Getting Started

SimEvents Product Overview

SimEvents Product Overview

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