SwitchingAn exchange of matter between two stocks at an exogenous rate |
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This is the classical example for an exchange of "matter" (conserved quantities either matter, energy, or information) between two stocks, where the flow may go in either direction.
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portA |
Type: FlowPort Description: Flow from/to Stock A |
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portB |
Type: FlowPort Description: Flow to/from Stock B |
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y |
Type: RealOutput Description: Rate information |
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y1 |
Type: RealOutput Description: Rate information |
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y2 |
Type: RealOutput Description: Rate information |
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u |
Type: RealInput Description: Rate input |
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BusinessSimulation.SourcesOrSinks A stock is filled or drained at a given rate |
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BusinessSimulation.SourcesOrSinks Exponential growth or decline of connected stock |
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BusinessSimulation.SourcesOrSinks Logistic growth model |
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BusinessSimulation.MoleculesOfStructure.Transceivers Splitting an arbitrary flow into n subflows |