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    Modelling & Simulation of Mechatronic Systems: (Course Code-Emeg6422)

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    This document discusses bond graphs, which are a method for modeling and analyzing engineering systems. It covers bond graphs of electrical circuits, mechanical systems using 1-junctions and 0-junctions, methods for drawing bond graphs, bond graphs of mechanical systems and rotational systems, and causality in bond graphs using causality transformer elements and 0-junctions and 1-junctions. The goal is to teach students how to represent and analyze mechatronic systems using bond graphs.

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    This document discusses bond graphs, which are a method for modeling and analyzing engineering systems. It covers bond graphs of electrical circuits, mechanical systems using 1-junctions and 0-junctions, methods for drawing bond graphs, bond graphs of mechanical systems and rotational systems, and causality in bond graphs using causality transformer elements and 0-junctions and 1-junctions. The goal is to teach students how to represent and analyze mechatronic systems using bond graphs.

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    This document discusses bond graphs, which are a method for modeling and analyzing engineering systems. It covers bond graphs of electrical circuits, mechanical systems using 1-junctions and 0-junctions, methods for drawing bond graphs, bond graphs of mechanical systems and rotational systems, and causality in bond graphs using causality transformer elements and 0-junctions and 1-junctions. The goal is to teach students how to represent and analyze mechatronic systems using bond graphs.

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    Modelling & Simulation of

    Mechatronic Systems
    (Course Code-EMEg6422)

    Lecture 04- Bond Graphs

    1
    Bond Graph of Electrical Circuit
    CSIR-CSIO

    2
    Bond Graph of Electrical Circuit
    CSIR-CSIO

    3
    Drawing of Bond Graphs –
    Mechanical Circuits

    4
    Mechanical Systems - 1 & 0 Junctions
    CSIR-CSIO

    5
    Bond Graph of Mechanical
    Systems CSIR-CSIO

    6
    Bond Graph of Mechanical
    Systems CSIR-CSIO

    7
    Method of Drawing Bond
    Graphs CSIR-CSIO

    8
    Method of Drawing Bond
    Graphs CSIR-CSIO

    9
    Method of Drawing Bond
    Graphs CSIR-CSIO

    10
    Bond Graphs of Mechanical Systems
    CSIR-CSIO

    11
    Bond Graph – Rotational System
    CSIR-CSIO

    12
    Bond Graph – Rotational System
    CSIR-CSIO

    13
    Causality in Bond Graphs
    CSIR-CSIO

    14
    Causality in Bond Graphs
    CSIR-CSIO

    15
    Causality Transformer Element
    CSIR-CSIO

    16
    Causality – 0 Junction
    CSIR-CSIO

    17
    Causality – 1 Junction
    CSIR-CSIO

    18

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