Topics: Smart Inverters, C-HIL, controller hardware in the loop, hardware in the loop, smart grid converters, advanced smart grid converters, power electronics design, firmware design, controller design, HIL simulation
Topics: Smart Inverters, C-HIL, controller hardware in the loop, hardware in the loop, smart grid converters, advanced smart grid converters, power electronics design, firmware design, controller design, HIL simulation
For this next spotlight, we got a chance to travel on-site and meet the brilliant team behind Schneider Electric’s active harmonic filters division in the quiet town of Salem, Oregon. This division develops solutions for active harmonic filtering in industrial installations.
Nicolas LaRue, global offer manager for Schneider Electric’s AccuSine products, talks about how Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) technology gives his customers peace of mind.
For the uninitiated, HIL is a model-based design and testing tool that simulates power electronics and power systems in real-time at ultra-high fidelity. It tests the actual controller which is directly interfaced with the model-based simulation.
We also got to speak with Nanda Marwali, engineering manager, and John Batch, firmware engineer, on how Schneider used HIL to push the limits of their controller throughout the entire product lifecycle.
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