.Bodylight.Types .Bodylight.TypesThe main problem of medical research, articles, and experiments is using obscure units from medicine, pharmacology, biology and non-physics disciplines. The Physiolibrary fulfills the Modelica ideal of using SI units as the main unit for each variable, and the previously described physiological units are also implemented as the displayUnits for each variable. Using these displayUnits the user sets and sees the "physiological" values. The implementation can also be joined to any unit-correct Modelica models and physical equations without crashing due to unit incompatibilities. The unit support of Physiolibrary is so strong that you even can chose the right unit-typed “input real”/”output real” from the library package Types.RealIO. As can be expected, only the non-specific packages States and Blocks in the Physiolibrary have variables without units.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
 UsersGuide |
User's Guide |
 Examples |
Examples that demonstrate usage of the Pressure flow components |
 Constants |
|
 ScaleConstants |
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 RealIO |
|
 BusConnector |
Empty control bus that is adapted to the signals connected to it |
 IO_Bus |
Subsystem outputs manipulation |
 TorsoBusConnector |
Upper, Middle or Lower Torso properties |
 TissueBusConnector |
Tissue properties |
 Area |
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 Length |
|
 Energy |
|
 Time |
|
 Frequency |
|
 Mass |
|
 MassFlowRate |
|
 Density |
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 MolarMass |
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 Height |
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 Position |
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 Velocity |
|
 Acceleration |
|
 Pressure |
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 Volume |
|
 VolumeFlowRate |
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 Concentration |
|
 AmountOfSubstance |
|
 MolarFlowRate |
|
 MolarEnergy |
chemical internal energy, chemical enthalpy, Gibb's energy .. |
 MassConcentration |
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 Osmolarity |
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 Heat |
|
 Temperature |
|
 HeatFlowRate |
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 Power |
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 PowerPerMass |
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 ThermalConductance |
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 SpecificHeatCapacity |
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 SpecificEnergy |
vaporization, .. |
 ElectricPotential |
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 ElectricCharge |
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 VolumeDensityOfCharge |
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 ElectricCurrent |
|
 Fraction |
|
 pH |
|
 OsmoticPermeability |
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 DiffusionPermeability |
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 HydraulicConductance |
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 HydraulicResistance |
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 HydraulicCompliance |
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 HydraulicElastance |
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 HydraulicInertance |
|
 GasSolubility |
Gas solubility in liquid |
 StoichiometricNumber |
|
 Population |
Average number of population individuals |
 PopulationChange |
Average change of population individuals |
 PopulationChangePerMember |
Average change per population individual |
 AbstractReal |
Abstract parameter or the value at defined time (final) of the model - can be input or output parameter |
 RealTypeInputParameters |
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 RealExtension |
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 RealTypes |
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 AbstractBoolean |
Abstract parameter or the value at defined time of the model - can be input or output parameter |
 FilesUtilities |
File input/output/test |
 BooleanExtension |
|
 Utilities |
Value input/output/test support |
 ZeroUtilities |
No input/output/test |
 SimulationType |
Initialization or Steady state options (to determine model type before simulating) |
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