powered_hardware Class Reference

A super class for powered hardware. More...

#include <powered_hardware.h>

Inheritance diagram for powered_hardware:

Public Member Functions
void *	describe_setup (void *ds)
	Describe the setup variables.
void	initialize_data ()
	Initialize outlets and output variables.
void	initialization_complete ()
	Finish initialization.
void	initialize_timestep ()
	Initialize the timestep.

Protected Attributes
dsim_variable	power_on_dsim
	Power consumed when on (constant)
dsim_variable	power_standby_dsim
	Power consumed when in standby mode (constant)
dsim_variable	failed_dsim
	Command flag for failed (1) or not (0)
dsim_variable	on_dsim
	Command flag for on (1) or off (1)
dsim_variable	current_dsim
	Measured current.
dsim_variable	voltage_dsim
	Input voltage.
dsim_variable	thermal_node_dsim
	Thermal node.
dsim_variable	heat_dsim
	Heat.
dsim_variable	power_dsim
	Power.

Detailed Description

A super class for powered hardware.

This is a super class for any device that uses power. It can be used by itself to model power consuming devices. It includes a current output. The power states are on, standby and off. Off no power is produced. The voltage is the supply voltage. This class can handle multiple devices in the subclass. Each device has a separate on, failed and current. Power consumed when on and on standby are the same. Power consumption is the total for all devices. The thermal node id is the first for the hardware. The thermal node will be this node + 0...n-1

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• powered_hardware.h
• powered_hardware.cc