The engine in-cylinder models are open Simulink® models for developing and testing advanced electronic control units (ECUs) that support engine management based on in-cylinder pressure, variable valve timing, etc. They are fully integrated into the dSPACE tool chain and are typically used on a dSPACE Simulator for hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing of ECUs. They are complete and independent engine models that
support all the relevant phases of the model-based development process, from early controller design to testing in the laboratory.
Since the simulation packages are open Simulink models, users can simply add components or replace them with custom models to meet specific project requirements. The model parameters can be tuned even during online simulation. You will learn about the concept and the structure of the models for engine in-cylinder simulation. The course will also explain the basics of in-cylinder pressure-based engine simulation. Other items covered are engine model parameterization and model parameter optimization.
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