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Modeling Tutorial

Standard Elements

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Standard Elements

To facilitate drawing of bond graphs, the common elements are denoted by special mnemonic symbols. The elements can be divided in several classes:

•	Junctions: (0 junction, 1 junction) elements that couple energy between various other elements.

•	Buffers: (C,I) elements that store energy.

•	Dissipators: (R) elements that dissipate energy.

•	Sources: (Se,Sf) elements that generate energy.

•	Modulated Sources: (MSe, MSf) elements that generate energy (driven by signals).

•	Transformers and Gyrators: (TF, GY) elements that convert energy (ideally).

•	Modulated Transformers and Gyrators: (MTF, MGY) elements that convert energy (driven by signals).

•	Other elements: other elements and user defined elements.