SIMulation Workbench Description
Hardware-in-the-loop simulation serves as a reliable and economical method for conducting tests on physical equipment. It is particularly well-suited for validating designs and assessing intricate systems like those found in vehicles, aircraft, missiles, satellites, rockets, and trains. Instead of testing in real-world settings, evaluations are carried out within a virtual environment. A significant portion of the testing framework is substituted with mathematical models, enabling the integration of various components into a closed-loop system. This approach results in tests that are not only repeatable and organized but also expedited and more dependable. Current hardware-in-the-loop simulation technologies include the SIMulation Workbench real-time modeling platform, which operates on the RedHawk Linux OS. With SIMulation Workbench, users benefit from an all-encompassing framework that simplifies the development and execution of real-time hardware-in-the-loop simulations. The ability to simulate in a controlled environment enhances the accuracy and efficiency of the testing process, making it an invaluable tool in modern engineering.
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Simulink
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Concurrent Real-Time
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1966
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United States
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concurrent-rt.com/products/software/simulation-workbench/
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