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The output y is derived from converting the input u assumed to be given as a rate in units of timeBaseA to a rate given in units of timeBaseB.

The best way to work with time in Modelica is to use the SI unit [s] for all internal representations and calculations, while making use of displayUnit to convert input and output to and from another unit of time preferred by the modeler. That way models and components will be compatible with each other.

Nevertheless, there may be use cases where internally working with other timeBases is required. This converter allows to convert rates from one time base to another.

The numerical conversion will only relate to the units of time and modelers must be aware that any other unit will typically be represented by its base unit. For example, entering a rate of 7 km/wk, using a constant converter, and converting it from time base "seconds" to the time base "days" will provide an output of 1000 [m/d].

Not all Modelica tools allow non-SI units of time to appear in models. So far, the function has only been tested with Wolfram System Modeler 14.

	u	Type: RealInput Description: Input signal
	y	Type: RealOutput Description: Output signal

	modelSettings	Type: ModelSettings Description: Setting important global variables within a model

Used in Components (4)

	ConstantConverterRate BusinessSimulation.Converters.Vector A list of constant rates is turned into a vector of rate signals
	ConstantConverterRate BusinessSimulation.Converters A constant rate is turned into a constant-valued signal
	ConstantInputRate BusinessSimulation.InformationSources Input signal with constant rate information
	SISO_Conversion BusinessSimulation.Interfaces.PartialConverters Partial SISO converter class with input and output conversions for lookup functions