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EV Motor Simulation Toolkit

MaxEye Technologies Private Limited

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Manufacturer: MaxEye Technologies Private Limited
Company: MaxEye Technologies Private Limited
Software Use: Development
Edition Type: Full
Language: English
Supported OS: Windows
Delivery Method: Download
License Term: Perpetual
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MX EV Simulation- PMSM Motor Simulation
MX EV Simulation- BLDC Motor Simulation
MX EV Simulation - Both PMSM and BLDC Motor Simulation
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The EV Motor Simulation Toolkit provides real-time modeling of PMSM and BLDC motors and inverters for MCU hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing.

The EV Motor Simulation Toolkit is a software add-on for LabVIEW that you can use for real-time modeling of permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) and brushless DC (BLDC) electric motors and inverters. The add-on supports the simulation of various motor and inverter faults, including open and short circuit. This simulation is compatible with CompactRIO and PXI hardware FPGAs, enabling the real-time simulation of motor models with a minimum time step of 100 ns. Additionally, the EV Motor Simulation Toolkit integrates with HIL systems to test the motor control unit (MCU) at the signal level.

Part Number(s): 790002-35 | 790004-35 | 790003-35

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