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SystemModeler Modelica Libraries

A major benefit of the Modelica language is the availability of numerous model libraries to supplement the variety of packages built into the Modelica Standard Library. These libraries - spanning from biochemistry to business and economics - were brought together in one place, the SystemModeler Modelica Library Store, to help you make the most of Wolfram SystemModeler.

Model Libraries

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OPCUAfree

OPCUA allows you to expand your simulation models into real-world applications.

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OPCClassicfree

OPC Classic allows you to link your simulation models to the real world by connecting to OPC servers.

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BioChemfree

The BioChem library is an extendable, general-purpose library for modeling, simulation and visualization of biological and biochemical systems.

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SystemDynamicsfree

The SystemDynamics library models information flows in continuous-time systems. This methodology is used in research within the social and life sciences.

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PlanarMechanicsfree

The PlanarMechanics library includes components to describe the physics of multibody systems in a two-dimensional plane.

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Hydraulicfree

The Wolfram Hydraulic library adds complete hydraulics functionality to Wolfram System Modeler.

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ModelPlugfree

The Wolfram ModelPlug library allows you to link your simulation models to an Arduino board (or any other board following the Firmata protocol).

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Modelica_Synchronousfree

Modelica Association

The Synchronous library is a Modelica package to precisely define and synchronize sampled data systems with different sampling rates.

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Business Simulationfree

Guido Wolf Reichert

A library for the modeling and simulation of dynamical systems in the social sciences, e.g. business, economics and ecology, using the system dynamics metaphor.

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Built-in Libraries

Wolfram System Modeler also comes with dozens of built-in libraries. Find out more in the Wolfram Documentation Center »