Real-time capable test systems allow to accelerate the development and testing of power electronics controls.
This webinar focuses on hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing for power electronics applications, such as testing embedded controllers and power converters (leveraging Power-HIL).
With multi-core CPUs, Simulink-programmable FPGAs, communication protocol support, and a wide range of input/output interfaces, Speedgoat real-time systems provide a turnkey solution. For example, you can deploy Simulink-based control algorithms or power electronics models to run in the MHz range. You also can interface with electrical hardware or microcontrollers and provide power interfaces from a few watts to megawatts.
Topics that we cover include:
- Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing workflow using Simulink and Speedgoat test systems
- Running simulations of power electronics on CPUs or FPGAs
- HIL testing demonstration of an embedded controller of a grid inverter
- Power-HIL testing of power converters
- Workflows for automated testing