Developing a computer software for modeling and simulation of the circuits using Bond graph technics
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In this thesis, a computer program called BONAN (Bond Graph Analysis) which uses Bond Graph (BG) method for the modeling and analysis of electrical circuits is developed. In this computer program, Bond Graph Model (BGM) of the circuits is created by the users via an easy to use visual interface. In addition, information about circuit elements can be easily entered via this interface. Java programming language and Netbeans development environment are used to create BONAN software. The data obtained from the program is processed with the solution algorithm written in Matlab environment and graphical results are obtained. The main advantage of the using Matlab environment, especially in the solution part, enabled the software tasks to be reduced. It is observed that BONAN software analyzes electrical circuits accurately. As a result, developed computer program is a successful method in the analysis stages using the BG models. It also has the potential to develop an exemplary feature for different software.
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Fatma Murat
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Fatma Murat (Master Thesis). Developing a computer software for modeling and simulation of the circuits using Bond graph technics, 2019, Fırat University.
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