FPGA version upgrades can be achieved at low cost. Various pattern motors can be tested.
"PMSM Motor HILS" enables high-speed feedback control by executing a hybrid motor model on an FPGA. Additionally, by combining measurement units, various HV test systems can be constructed with a single unit. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ High-speed feedback control is possible by executing hybrid motor models on FPGA. ○ Motor parameters can be listed, allowing for testing of various pattern motors. ○ Since general-purpose products are used, FPGA upgrades (processing power) can be done at low cost. ○ By combining measurement units, various HV test systems can be built with a single unit. ○ Supports everything from measurement to model-based development in a LabVIEW environment. → Interoperability with Matlab/SimulinkR design tools in SIT. → Model design is possible with the LabVIEW simulation module. → Measurement can be performed simultaneously with simulation. ○ Abundant I/O, suitable for ECU development in various fields. → AD, DA, digital IO, counters, serial, CAN, image recording, etc. → Custom hardware creation using LabVIEW FPGA technology. ○ Provides Real-Time targets according to purpose. → Real-Time PXI: High-speed, multi-channel, various I/O. → CompactRIO: Compact and low-cost. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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