Power Hardware-in-the-Loop (PHIL) simulation and testing is a cutting-edge methodology that integrates actual power system components with high-fidelity computational models.

Beyond microgrids, this proven technology is used for testing distribution automation, transmission protection, inverters and other power electronics, HVDC and FACTS, cybersecurity measures, and more.

In northern Australia, a new hardware-in-the-loop platform is being developed to test renewable projects aggregated generation control systems before commissioning. The platform brings control ...

Herbert Schuette, Markus Ploeger, Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing of Engine Control Units - A Technical Survey, SAE Transactions, Vol. 116, SECTION 7: JOURNAL OF PASSENGER CARS: ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRICAL ...

Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation, an industry-standard testing process for ECU verification and validation, is being applied in hybrid vehicle applications across the globe.

Within these facilities, small spacecraft (up to 100 kg) can be tested and verified typically via hardware-in-the-loop methods. Subsystems, including communications, systems, attitude determination ...