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From Control Design to Validated Hardware
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Power electronics engineers use Simulink and Speedgoat hardware to develop digital control systems for motor drives, power converters, and battery management systems. Control algorithms for electric motor drives, multi-level inverters, power grids, and battery systems are designed and implemented in Simulink, then connected to physical equipment through flexible I/O and signal conditioning interfaces.
With automated testing, on-the-fly parameter tuning, and flexible data logging, teams accelerate product development across consumer electronics, medical, robotics, industrial automation, and energy production and distribution.
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