A modelling and simulation tool for fluid power and mechatronic systems.
Hopsan is a modelling and simulation environment for fluid and mechatronic systems. It was originally developed for simulation of fluid power systems, but has also been extended with support for other domains such as electric power, mechanics, flight and vehicle dynamics.
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Hopsan uses bi-directional delay lines, (or transmission line elements TLM) to connect physical component models, but also supports signal flow modelling with common mathematical operators and functions.
Details for Hopsan
Package name
hopsan
License
Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0+
Last updated
29 September 2024 - latest/stable
5 August 2019 - latest/candidate
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Install Hopsan
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