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== Model ==
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A [[:Category:Model]] implement the concrete logic and interface to the database.
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==== Example ====
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* '''Ratio''' of 2 child channels
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== Channel type ==
 
== Channel type ==
  
The [[channel type]] describe the different use cases and attributes for channels based on them.
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The [[channel type]] is based on a model and describes use cases and attributes.
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==== Example ====
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(based on Ratio)
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* '''Ratio calculator''' calculates the raw ratio of 2 child channels<br />
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* '''Percentage calculator''' multiplies the raw ratio of 2 child channels by 100 to get %
  
 
== Channel ==
 
== Channel ==
  
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A [[:Category:Channel|channel]] is a concrete instance of a channel type.
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==== Example ====
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(based on Percentage calculator)
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* '''Performance ratio''' of an inverter
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* '''Disk usage''' of a server
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* ...
  
 
== Channel hierarchy ==
 
== Channel hierarchy ==
  
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The channel hierarchy organizes all channels and links them together.
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Here you define for calculated channels the child channel(s) where the data to use come from.
  
== Calculations ==
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==== Example ====
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*'''Performance ratio''' of an inverter
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** '''Pac''' AC Power
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** '''Pdc''' DC Power

Latest revision as of 15:20, 5 August 2016

Model

A Category:Model implement the concrete logic and interface to the database.

Example

  • Ratio of 2 child channels

Channel type

The channel type is based on a model and describes use cases and attributes.

Example

(based on Ratio)

  • Ratio calculator calculates the raw ratio of 2 child channels
  • Percentage calculator multiplies the raw ratio of 2 child channels by 100 to get %

Channel

A channel is a concrete instance of a channel type.

Example

(based on Percentage calculator)

  • Performance ratio of an inverter
  • Disk usage of a server
  • ...

Channel hierarchy

The channel hierarchy organizes all channels and links them together.

Here you define for calculated channels the child channel(s) where the data to use come from.

Example

  • Performance ratio of an inverter
    • Pac AC Power
    • Pdc DC Power