In recent days, every researcher wants to develop his/her model in real-time. Simulation tools have been widely used for the design and improvement of electrical systems since the mid-twentieth century. The evolution of simulation tools has progressed in step with the evolution of computing technologies. Now a days, computing technologies have improved dramatically in performance and become widely available at a steadily decreasing cost. Consequently, simulation tools have also seen dramatic performance gains and steady cost decreases. Researchers and engineers now have access to affordable, high-performance simulation tools that were previously too cost prohibitive, except for the largest manufacturers and utilities. This article has introduced a specific class of digital simulator known as a real-time simulator by answering the questions “What is real-time simulation?” “Why is it needed” and “How it works”. The latest trend in real-time simulation consists of exporting simulation models to FPGA. In this article, the steps involved for implementation of a model from MATLAB to REAL-TIME are provided in detail. The detailed real-time results are presented to support the feasibility of real-time digital simulator.
Review of RT-LAB and Steps Involved for Implementation of a Simulink Model from MATLAB to REAL-TIME
International Journal of Emerging Electric Power Systems ; 14 , 6 ; 641-658
2013
18 Seiten, 23 Bilder, 1 Tabelle, 16 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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