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The transaction then goes to the Trigger labeled "Start" which starts the Batch Source Sampler. The Batch Source Sampler has a deterministic inter-arrival time distribution with parameter 0 and capacity c, the batch size. Because of this inter-arrival time distribution, when the Batch Source Sampler is started by the Start Trigger, the Batch Source generates c transactions at the current simulation time and sends them to the queue. This is the batch arrival of transactions.
Notice the LinePlot labeled "Number in the Queue.". The periodic discrete jumps in queue length show a batch arrival.
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