Technical Documents
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Mar 2004 |
Shrinking the V Real-Time Testing for Real-Time Systems Authors : David Rausen, Authors : Wensi Jin Abstract : HIL systems have evolved rapidly in recent years, the result is an increased use of HIL in automotive engineering. However, HIL is not used to its fullest potential because of a lack in high fidelity plant models, tools... |
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Oct 2003 |
Accelerating Model Development for Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing Using Physical Models Authors : Benoit Honel, Authors : Wensi Jin, Authors : William E. Debs Abstract : This presentation is a review of General Motors Powertrain’s experience with Opal-RT and IMAGINE Software. |
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Aug 2003 |
An Automated Design Synthesis System Involving Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation Authors : Steve Hann, Authors : Wensi Jin Abstract : This presentation explains a hardware in-the-loop (HIL) experiment: the automated design synthesis with a development ECU. It also gives details about the underlying technologies used: RT-LAB (Opal-RT) as the HIL... |
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Sep 2000 |
Ford V6 Engine Simulation Acceleration Authors : Wensi Jin Abstract : In a rapid prototyping environment, internal combustion engine control systems are difficult to model and to simulate, especially within both fast and real-time simulation settings. A solution to the problems of long... |
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Dec 1999 |
Enabling PC-Based HIL Simulation for Automotive Applications Authors : Guillaume Murere, Authors : Paul Baracos, Authors : Wensi Jin Abstract : This paper describes new technologies that enable the use of the affordable PC hardware as the computing platform for high-performance electromechanical simulation. Challenging applications such as real-time hardware-in-... |
