The DS5386 High-Voltage Electronic Load Module from dSPACE makes it possible to emulate electric motors, batteries, and power grids for hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation. Consequently, this allows for tests of power electronics control units with voltages of up to 1,250 V and several megawatts of power.
One of the most common use cases in this area is inverter testing for automotive traction motors, industrial drives, and zero-emission aircraft. However, the highly flexible electronic load can also emulate any AC and DC source, which is why it can operate as any conceivable electrical network, on land, in the air, and at sea, and also as a battery emulator. The DS5386 High-Voltage Electronic Load Module can be integrated into an emulator cabinet from dSPACE to form a power HIL test system. Tailor-made for HIL simulation at the power level, these systems bridge the gap between signal HIL tests and tests on dynamometers or in prototype vehicles.
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Voltage |
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Current (AC) |
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Current (DC) |
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Power |
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Modularity |
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Power supply |
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Hardware topology |
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Power electronics technology |
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Protection |
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Cooling |
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Resulting switching frequency |
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Controller update rate |
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HIL interface |
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HIL interface update rate |
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