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TimerCircuitSwitches heating on depending on parameters or time of day |
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SystemModel["IndustryExamples.Energy.HouseHeating.Components.TimerCircuit"]
This models a timer, with two operating modes. In all-day heating mode, it always turns the heat on when the thermostat input is true. In the timed heating mode, it only turns the heat on when both the thermostat input is true, and the preprogrammed timetable input is true.
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heatAllDay |
Value: false Type: Boolean Description: Heat house while not home. |
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thermostatInput |
Type: BooleanInput |
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radiatorOn |
Type: BooleanOutput |
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switch |
Type: LogicalSwitch |
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falseValue |
Type: BooleanConstant |
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timetable |
Type: BooleanTable |
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allDayHeating |
Type: BooleanConstant |
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switch1 |
Type: LogicalSwitch |
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useTimedHeating |
Type: BooleanConstant |
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IndustryExamples.Energy.HouseHeating Example modeling heating of a complete house. |