Real-Time Simulation and Testing with Simulink Real-Time

Get a Free Trial: https://goo.gl/C2Y9A5
View more Simulink Real-time Resources: https://bit.ly/38yRbHS

Power Electronics and Motor Control Prototyping on CPU/FPGA Target Hardware with Simulink Real-Time: http://goo.gl/aS2Zpa

In this webinar a MathWorks’ Engineer will demonstrate real-time testing for hardware-in-the-loop simulation and controller design. We will present an approach for performing real-time tests directly from models in Simulink with Simulink Real-Time, and connect these tests to hardware for realistic functional testing of a control system.

Topics will include how to:

Create a real-time application from a Simulink model, step-by-step
Connect and interact with hardware such as actuators and sensors
Log data and tune parameters while running in real-time
Automate real-time testing with the power of MATLAB
Create graphical user interfaces for real-time testing
Options for real-time target computers specially optimized for Simulink Real-Time

Who should attend:

System engineers
Control system engineers
Test engineers
Hardware-in-the-Loop Engineers
Real-time software developers
Project managers
Engineering managers

**** You will be able to view this webinar using Defense Connect Online (DCO). Defense Connect Online is an enterprise collaboration solution for online meetings, eLearning, and webinars. The Department of Defense has approved the use of DCO on government computers and it is currently used throughout all government agencies. Once you register, instructions for setting up a DCO account will be sent to you.

Presenter Bio: Sam has a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering (Fluid Dynamics) from Syracuse University and a M.S. in Aerospace Engineering (Combustion) from Georgia Institute of Technology. Before joining The MathWorks in May 2007, he worked for 14 years in the aerospace industry where he was involved in Hardware-in-the-Loop testing of guidance, navigation, and control systems, including real-time, closed-loop simulation incorporating sensors such as GPS, accelerometers, gyros, and autopilots.