OPAL-RT TECHNOLOGIES strategically collaborates with trusted organizations around the globe to enable the world’s visionaries turn innovative ideas into reality. We are pleased to introduce our valued partners.
OPAL-RT has partnered with National Instruments (NI) a global leader in Test, Measurement, and Control Solutions in order to extend its real-time simulation offering its customers with even more accessible, cutting-edge, real-time simulation technology. Learn more about NI & OPAL-RT partnership
OPAL-RT and Imperix have developed a fully compatible Power Electronics Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) and Rapid control prototyping (RCP) test bench designed to foster the acceleration of innovation for R&D power electronic engineers. Consult the complete Power Electronics HIL & RCP test bench
SCALABLE Network Technologies, EXata network emulation platform, has been used to effectively analyze and test the resilience of critical networks. The partnership between Scalable Networks and OPAL-RT addresses the modern cyber-physical challenges faced when it comes to protect critical infrastructure, such as the grid. Watch our Cybersecurity Video
The best of both OPAL-RT and Festo solutions to deliver academic researchers and teachers with the ideal Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) and Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP) simulation system to conduct experiments and teach in the fields of electrical machinery, power converters and wind energy generation. Check our HIL and RCP Simulation Systems for Wind Turbine Laboratory
OPAL-RT is proud to have FMTP Power AB, a IEC 61850 pioneer, as a partner in advanced training programs as well as being a reseller of GridEx® one the easiest Test Tool that enables access and management to IEC 61850 messages. Check our latest joint 61850 training schedule | Know more about GridEx
Gentec offers intelligent and reliable protection relays capable of transmitting and receiving IEC 61850 GOOSE messages, and it is the best platform for engineers who want to develop a relay. Gentec perfectly matches with OPAL-RT simulators, so engineers can easily test their new algorithms. Check the ALP-UDR universal detection relay
Power Hardware-in-the-Loop (PHIL) simulation represents a natural extension of HIL, in which the real-time simulation environment is capable of exchanging not just low-voltage, low-current signals, but the power required by the Devices under Test (DUT).
