2. Main assumptions and mathematical bases for BDFs
From a mathematical point of view, a BDF is an acyclic directed graph, i.e. it has one input and one output, and no loops or feedback. It is based on the following fundamental assumptions:
1) the system has only two states (e.g. on/off);
2) blocks have only two states (e.g. on/off);
3) the BDF represents the logic function linking the operating state of the system to the operating states of its blocks;
4) the blocks are independent of each other.
point 4) implies, in particular, that the blocks behave independently of each other over time.
The two states of the blocks or system can also...
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