Component States
A component can be modeled to have one or more defined states, which you can control using Python API. States are created in a Statistics behavior and can be used to control the functionality of other behaviors. For example, when a component is in a Broken state, you can disable paths.
In this tutorial you learn how to:
- Create default and custom states in a component.
- Write a component script that can control and record component states during a simulation.
- Write a component script that can simulate meantime between failures (MTBF) and meantime to repair (MTTR) states in a component.
- Export state statistics collected during a simulation to a CSV file
Software Version: 4.0.2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Getting Started
- Define Idle and Busy States
- Define Failure and Repair States
- Define Custom State
- Export State Statistics