Market Trends and Benefits | How to Use Rapid Control Prototyping to Validate Electric Motors and Power Converters, Part 1

From the series: How to Use Rapid Control Prototyping to Validate Electric Motors and Power Converters

Dr. Carlos Villegas, Speedgoat

Diego Kuratli, MathWorks

Trends for power electronics control design include higher switching frequency requirements for the next generation of semiconductors and increased complexity of control algorithms. Using rapid control prototyping (RCP), you can:

Validate and adapt requirements before designing the embedded hardware
Integrate new components easily
Avoid hardware and firmware revisions
Employ advanced data logging and parameter tuning

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