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The PCIM Podcast takes you on a journey through the world of power electronics. Look forward to exciting conversations among world's leading experts on current trends, challenges and driving forces in the industry.
Using HIL and P-HIL for cost effective and reproducible testing of power electronics with OPAL-RT Germany GmbH
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29 minutes
3 years ago
Using HIL and P-HIL for cost effective and reproducible testing of power electronics with OPAL-RT Germany GmbH
Real-time simulation helps accelerate development and derisk early implementations in the race to transform to e-mobility and renewables. (Power) hardware-in-the-loop plays an important role. Among notable current needs is to simulate the new scenarios presented by grids with converter-driven energy sources, not least in testing for resonances, or black start conditions. For real-time simulation - particularly integrating power hardware - this presents new challenges to balance stability, accuracy, speed, and scale.
Prof. Marco Jung talks to Dr. Ravinder Venugopal, Managing Director at OPAL-RT Germany, about the issues and approaches (from parallel processing to solvers and FPGAs) in episode 3 of the"Sound On. Power On." podcast. The power electronics podcast you’ve been waiting for – powered by PCIM Europe.
They also discuss the future, with digital twins harnessing live data to improve real-time simulations, with the support of AI.
PCIM Podcast
The PCIM Podcast takes you on a journey through the world of power electronics. Look forward to exciting conversations among world's leading experts on current trends, challenges and driving forces in the industry.
