The new benchmark for Power Electronics development

PSIM + Typhoon + PE-Expert4

 

Register and join us for a live webinar with PSIM on June 6th at 1 PM EST. 

 

Designing and developing power converters and motor drives that use digital control is becoming increasingly complex with faster design iterations required. Therefore, a tight integration between offline simulation, digital control implementation, and hardware testing is required.

The next evolution in tools combines PSIM, Typhoon-HIL, & the PE-Expert4 development system. Each tool represents a company that specializes in a specific role rather than one company that does all three with a lower degree of performance.

 

In this joint webinar this tight integration between these three platforms will be demonstrated using a PMSM motor drive and a multi-level inverter case study. 

  

In this webinar, you will learn how to:

  • use PSIM to automatically generate mixed DSP/FPGA control code
  • verify the code in real time with Typhoon-HIL simulation
  • export the power stage to a Typhoon HIL
  • generate the control code from PSIM for shortest possible design iteration time through offline simulation and real-time control verification

 

 

Agenda:

  1. Introduction
  2. Live Demo
    • Power stage export from PSIM to the Typhoon HIL604
    • Code generation export from PSIM to the PE-Expert4
    • Comparison of results between real motor drive, real-time HIL simulation and PSIM simulation.
    • Automated real-time testing and verification with the HIL system.
  3. Live Q&A with our experts

  

 
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Albert Dunford is a Power Electronics Applications Engineer at Powersim. After completing his degree in Applied Science at the University of British Columbia, Albert worked in industry for 9 years before joining Powersim 5 years ago. Albert's industrial experience is with two startup companies. One company was involved with high efficiency voltage regulation for commercial buildings 440kVA - 1.5 MVA using a semiconductor based tap changer for an auto-transformer. Albert received a patent for his work developing a way to change the electronics while the unit remained energized. He then worked for a spin-off company from UBC's applied biophysics lab. Albert was responsible for the complete electrical design for a novel method to separate DNA from contaminates using rotating high voltage electric fields. The system was later improved to allow for the selection of DNA based on sequence down to a single base pair mismatch and high sensitivity using rotating thermal and electric fields. Since joining Powersim 5 years ago, Albert has worked to provide PSIM users with unmatched technical support for power converter and motor drive design. Albert's webinars and tutorial videos have over 350k total views on subjects ranging from power converter design and stability to motor drives to embedded code generation.
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Dusan Cohadzic is a Modeling and Applications engineer at Typhoon HIL. He graduated with Bachelor of Science (BS) in Electrical and Computer Engineering from School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade.

Dusan’s daily tasks at Typhoon HIL include:

  • Development of power electronics (PE) compiler algorithms
  • Implementation of new library components and functionalities
  • Improvement of example’s library
  • Help customers build their models
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Victor Maryama is the Test Automation Architect at Typhoon HIL. He graduated with a Master of Engineering (MEng) focused in Electric Power Systems from Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil.

Victor's daily tasks at Typhoon HIL include:

  • Developing Typhoon HIL testing tools
  • Contribute to open-source Python projects related to testing
  • Improve Typhoon HIL quality processes
  • Help customers solve their QA problems

Register for the Webinar from June 6th at 1 PM (EST)

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