hardware-in-the-loop , HIL (Abkürzung)

It can be used for hardware-in-the-loop, installed systems and open-air training range operations.

A full-up, worldwide War Game with what we call hardware-in-the-loop.

This is especially important in Hardware-in-the-Loop applications where the calculation of simulation results within a specific, defined time frame must be assured.

I've hooked us to the hardware-in-the-loop.

Introduction to Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation.

If the controller is a hardware controller like an ECU, the method is called hardware-in-the-loop.

Additionally, teams worked to create a functional HIL (hardware-in-the-loop) to demonstrate their capability to manage a vehicle's ECU.

Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation, (or HWIL) is a technique that is used in the development and test of complex real-time embedded systems.

The development of FACTS and CUSTOM POWER network models, suitable for dynamic transient studies, in a real-time simulation environment with hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) capabilities.

Examples include the development of complex electro-mechanical systems, including robotic applications (e.g. demining, nuclear plants, bomb disposal, etc.), motion platforms, rovers, vehicles, solar panel models, flexible structures, training simulators with hardware-in-the-loop, transmission systems, and satellite dynamic modeling and attitude control systems.

Phase 2 includes Hardware-in-the-Loop and a Critical Design Review, paving the way to demonstrating intercepts of individual RAM targets in Phase 3 and multiple simultaneous intercepts of RAM targets in Phase 4.

CAMeL-View TestRig supports the simulation process with a configurable "experiment environment" (for simulator and instrumentation components) which allows the user to apply simulation models to supported targets (MPC565, TriCore, X86, etc.) without the need for additional software tools for Hardware-in-the-Loop applications.