Hopsan [SEP] programming language
a more straightforward way. In 1991 the method of bi-directional delay lines (or transmission line modelling TLM) was introduced for system simulation.
In 2009 the development of the first version of Hopsan was dropped in favor for a brand new generation of the software, written in C++. This working name of the project is Hopsan NG, and the first beta version was released in February 2011. Parts of the source code in Hopsan was used in the OpenModelica Connection Editor (OMEdit) in a collaboration with the OpenModelica
discrete systems
- Hopsan — Software for simulating multi-domain dynamic systems
- MapleSim — Software for simulating multi-domain dynamic systems
- Modelica — A non-proprietary, object-oriented, equation based language for dynamic simulation
- Physics engine
- VisSim — A visual language for nonlinear dynamic simulation
- EICASLAB — A software suite allowing nonlinear dynamic simulation
- PottersWheel — A Matlab toolbox to calibrate parameters of dynamic systems
- Simcad Pro — A dynamic and interactive discrete event simulation software
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