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Understanding Petri Net Notation

The document provides an overview of basic notation used in Petri Nets, which includes four fundamental components: places, transitions, arcs, and tokens. Places represent system components, transitions represent events, arcs denote relationships, and tokens define the state of the Petri net. The document also includes a graphical representation of a Petri net.

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Understanding Petri Net Notation

The document provides an overview of basic notation used in Petri Nets, which includes four fundamental components: places, transitions, arcs, and tokens. Places represent system components, transitions represent events, arcs denote relationships, and tokens define the state of the Petri net. The document also includes a graphical representation of a Petri net.

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Modeling and Simulation

Basic notation-

1
Overview
• Here, we will
understand about the
“Basic notation”?

2
Basic notation
• Petri Nets provides
abstraction and
information flow.
• Using four fundamental
components.
• Places as Circles.
• Transition as bars.
• Arc as line segments.
• Token as dots.

3
Basic notation
• Places represents useful
system components and
their state e.g. disk
drive.
• Transitions represents
events.
• Action of reading an
item from disk drive.

4
Basic notation
• Arcs represents
relationship between
transitions and places.
• Proved path for
activation of transition.
• Tokens define state of
Petri net.

5
Forever Cycling Petri Net

6
Petri Net Graphical Representation

7
Summary
• Here, we understood
about Basic notation.
• Credits: Paul Frontier
book.

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