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| ===== Session Title: Functional Mockup Interface (FMI): Current status and how it can be integrated into Systems Engineering ===== | ===== Session Title: Functional Mockup Interface (FMI): Current status and how it can be integrated into Systems Engineering ===== | ||
| - | * Moderators | + | Moderators |
| - | * Hubertus Tummescheit PhD, Modelon ([email protected]) | + | * Hubertus Tummescheit PhD, Modelon ([email protected]) |
| - | * Roger Burkhart, John Deere ([email protected]) | + | * Roger Burkhart, John Deere ([email protected]) |
| - | * Frank Popielas, Dana Holding ([email protected]) | + | * Frank Popielas, Dana Holding ([email protected]) |
| ===== Presentations and materials from this meeting ===== | ===== Presentations and materials from this meeting ===== | ||
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| | {{:mbse:smswg:2015-01-25_fmi_hands-on_instructions.pdf|FMI Hands-on Instructions}} | Detailed instructions for the self-paced FMI hands-on tutorial for using FMUs in Matlab/Simulink, Excel, Python and Dymola | | | {{:mbse:smswg:2015-01-25_fmi_hands-on_instructions.pdf|FMI Hands-on Instructions}} | Detailed instructions for the self-paced FMI hands-on tutorial for using FMUs in Matlab/Simulink, Excel, Python and Dymola | | ||
| - | Files for the hands-on tutorial can be downloaded at [[https://app.sugarsync.com/iris/wf/D1068299_77975033_6553767]]. The licenses for the FMI plugin for Excel and the FMI toolbox for Matlab are valid until February 14, 2015. | + | //Files for the hands-on tutorial can be downloaded at [[https://app.sugarsync.com/iris/wf/D1068299_77975033_6553767]]. The licenses for the FMI plugin for Excel and the FMI toolbox for Matlab are valid until February 14, 2015.// |
| ===== Objectives ===== | ===== Objectives ===== | ||
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| * FMI import into Microsoft Excel using Modelon’s FMI Add-on for Excel (provided). A prerequisite is a compatible version of Microsoft Excel. The FMI Add-In for Excel is a standard add-in for Excel 2007, Excel 2010 and Excel 2013, 32-bit. | * FMI import into Microsoft Excel using Modelon’s FMI Add-on for Excel (provided). A prerequisite is a compatible version of Microsoft Excel. The FMI Add-In for Excel is a standard add-in for Excel 2007, Excel 2010 and Excel 2013, 32-bit. | ||
| * FMI import into Matlab Simulink using the FMI toolbox for Matlab/Simulink form Modelon (provided). A prerequisite is a compatible version of Matlab/Simulink. Supported platforms are Windows and Linux in 32 and 64 bit, and Matlab versions of 2007b and later. | * FMI import into Matlab Simulink using the FMI toolbox for Matlab/Simulink form Modelon (provided). A prerequisite is a compatible version of Matlab/Simulink. Supported platforms are Windows and Linux in 32 and 64 bit, and Matlab versions of 2007b and later. | ||
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| - | //If you would like information before these breakout sessions to install any prerequisite software or set up your own computer for the hands-on demos, please send email to Hubertus Tummescheit ([email protected]).// | ||
| //Files for the hands-on tutorial can be downloaded at [[https://app.sugarsync.com/iris/wf/D1068299_77975033_6553767]]. The licenses for the FMI plugin for Excel and the FMI toolbox for Matlab are valid until February 14, 2015.// | //Files for the hands-on tutorial can be downloaded at [[https://app.sugarsync.com/iris/wf/D1068299_77975033_6553767]]. The licenses for the FMI plugin for Excel and the FMI toolbox for Matlab are valid until February 14, 2015.// | ||