System Testing and Validation Using Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL)
Overview
Hardware-in-loop (HIL) simulation is a technique for validating a control algorithm – running on an intended target controller – by creating a virtual real-time environment that represents the physical system to control. HIL helps to test the behavior of your control algorithms without physical prototypes. It reduces testing hardware cost, allows faster iterations, and mitigates the risk of hardware failure.
In this webinar, we will show you how to leverage HIL simulation using a Speedgoat target computer to streamline your development process and achieve reliable, high-quality results.
Highlights
- What is HIL testing and how does it work?
- HIL simulation and testing with MATLAB & Simulink
- How to perform HIL testing with Speedgoat target hardware
About the Presenter
Pourash Patel
Senior Application Engineer
Pourash is a senior application engineer focused on Model based design workflow in medical device industry. He is supporting entire V software development workflow, but primary focus is on Model-based systems engineering and V&V (verification and validation). Prior to MathWorks, Pourash worked in Powertool and Automotive industry at different capacity. Where he supported controls, systems, and test organizations. Pourash has 13+ years of experience using MathWorks tool suits. Pourash specialized in embedded controls and received a M.S. + M.Eng in electrical engineering from Western University, Ontario, Canada.
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