Innovation-ready real-time digital simulator
We offer the industry’s most complete, scalable, flexible and highest-performance real-time digital simulation solution for power systems, enabling engineers and scientists to simulate everything from fast electromagnetic transients (EMT) to phasor-domain transients (PDT/RMS), enhancing system-wide stability and protection, while advancing the integration of inverter-based resources (IBRs), as well as grid digitalization and cybersecurity, across transmission and distribution systems.

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Microgrid & renewable energy
We are the real-time simulation engine behind system operators and OEMs working toward 100% renewable microgrids—on islands, campuses, and military bases alike.

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Distribution automation
From ADMS and DERMS to FLISR and Volt/VAR controllers, we enable real-time testing of the brains behind tomorrow’s self-healing, DER-rich distribution grids.

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Digitalization & cybersecurity
From IEC 61850 digital substations to NERC CIP-ready control systems, we are the only cyber-physical simulation platform for validating secure, digital power networks.

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Wide area monitoring, protection, and control
We enable real-time validation of wide-area control systems—where synchrophasor data, protection logic, and control center decisions must align in milliseconds.

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Modular multilevel converters
Leading HVDC and FACTS innovators use OPAL-RT to design, test, and deploy next-gen MMC-based systems with confidence—under real-time stress conditions.

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Protection
Before protection relays go live in mission-critical environments, utilities and OEMs put them through closed-loop, real-time HIL tests powered by OPAL-RT.

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Substation automation
We empower engineers to virtually commission digital substations—integrating IEDs, SCADA systems, and automation logic—all in real time.

EXata CPS has been specifically designed for real-time performance to allow studies of cyberattacks on power systems through the Communication Network layer of any size and connecting to any number of equipment for HIL and PHIL simulations. This is a discrete event simulation toolkit that considers all the inherent physics-based properties that will affect how the network (either wired or wireless) behaves.