dSPACE rapid control prototyping (RCP) systems let you develop, optimize, and test new control strategies in a real environment quickly without manual programming. RCP helps you detect design faults and correct them immediately. With dSPACE’s implementation software, Real-Time Interface (RTI), models designed with MATLAB®/Simulink can be implemented on the dSPACE hardware automatically. A graphical block library with numerous interface functionalities lets you connect inputs and outputs to the model. With ControlDesk®, you can monitor and tune variables during run time by using graphical instruments. As the RCP hardware is far more powerful than actual production electronic control units (ECUs) with regard to processing power and memory space, almost no hardware limitations have to be considered. dSPACE RCP systems can be used as a substitute (fullpassing) or an extension (bypassing) of the ECU. For building your own tailored RCP system, dSPACE offers a wide range of off-the-shelf software and hardware components, for in-vehicle, laboratory or test bench usage. The components are well suited for automotive, aerospace, medical, robotics and many other application fields.
Modular, scalable, high-performance real-time systems for rapid control prototyping, test, and data acquisition applications. dSPACE’s modular laboratory systems provide high processing power, a wide range of I/O functionality and bus interfaces for various applications.
Compact Laboratory SystemsAll-in-one, powerful real-time systems at a compact size for rapid control prototyping, testing, and data acquisition – with comprehensive I/O for many common applications. Ideal for laboratories!
Compact In-Vehicle SystemsExtremely compact and robust real-time systems for rapid control prototyping, tests, and data acquisition in tough environments such as in vehicles or airplanes.
Modular In-Vehicle SystemsRobust, scalable, high-performance real-time systems for in-vehicle rapid control prototyping, function validation, and data acquisition.
The noise produced by helicopters, particularly as they come into land, is far from pleasant, and their vibrations also affect the pilot. Noise and vibration are caused by the air currents in the plane of the rotors.
Prototyping Medical MicrosystemsIn the area of cardiac rhythm management, devices such as artificial pacemakers can profit from optimized control strategies, reduced power consumption, and improved reliability.