RTLinux based Simulator for Hardware-in-the Loop Simulations

Rehman, Najib Ur; Khan, Ashfaq

doi:10.1109/ibcast.2007.4379913

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Model-Based Verification and Validation of Safety-Critical Embedded Real-Time Systems: Formation and Tools

Khan

Khan²,

Zhang

2013

Embedded and Real Time System Development: A Software Engineering Perspective

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Verification, Validation and Testing (VV&T) is an imperative procedure for life cycle analysis of safety critical embedded real-time (ERT) systems. It covers software engineering to system engineering with VV&T procedures for every stage of system design e.g. static testing, functional testing, unit testing, fault injection testing, consistency techniques, Software-In-The-Loop (SIL) testing, evolutionary testing, Hardware-In-The-Loop (HIL) testing, black box testing, white box testing, integration testing, system testing, system integration testing, etc. This chapter discusses some of the approaches to demonstrate the importance of model-based VV&T in safety critical embedded real-time system development. An industrial case study is used to demonstrate the implementation feasibility of the VV&T methods.

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Model-Based Verification and Validation of Safety-Critical Embedded Real-Time Systems: Formation and Tools

Khan

Khan²,

Zhang

2013

Embedded and Real Time System Development: A Software Engineering Perspective

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A Review of PHIL Testing for Smart Grids—Selection Guide, Classification and Online Database Analysis

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The Smart Grid is one of the most important solutions to boost electricity sharing from renewable energy sources. Its implementation adds new functionalities to power systems, which increases the electric grid complexity. To ensure grid stability and security, systems need flexible methods in order to be tested in a safe and economical way. A promising test technique is Power Hardware-In-the-Loop (PHIL), which combines the flexibility of Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) technique with power exchange. However, the acquisition of PHIL components usually represents a great expense for laboratories and, therefore, the setting up of the experiment involves making hard decisions. This paper provides a complete guideline and useful new tools for laboratories in order to set PHIL facilities up efficiently. First, a PHIL system selection guide is presented, which describes the selection process steps and the main system characteristics needed to perform a PHIL test. Furthermore, a classification proposal containing the desirable information to be obtained from a PHIL test paper for reproducibility purposes is given. Finally, this classification was used to develop a PHIL test online database, which was analysed, and the main gathered information with some use cases and conclusions are shown.

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RTLinux based Simulator for Hardware-in-the Loop Simulations

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Model-Based Verification and Validation of Safety-Critical Embedded Real-Time Systems: Formation and Tools

Model-Based Verification and Validation of Safety-Critical Embedded Real-Time Systems: Formation and Tools

A Review of PHIL Testing for Smart Grids—Selection Guide, Classification and Online Database Analysis

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