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Motor control improved by using JMAG-RT
Yoshihiko Ozaki, DSP Technology Co.,Ltd.
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Model-based development of PMSM (Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor) control systems & NI Electric Motor Simulation Toolkit
Yusuke Minami, National Instruments Japan Corporation
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John Deere
Virtual Prototyping in Developing Next Generation Heavy Equipment
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Enhanced Simulation Quality for Electric Drives in Hardware-in-the-Loop Applications
Bjoern Bobe, dSPACE GmbH
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Virtual Motor bench for high bandwidth ECU testing using JMAG-RT modeling approach on a FPGA chip
Sebastien Cense, Opal-RT
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Linking Saber and JMAG for an integrated System Simulation Approach for Motor Drive Applications
Andre Jennert, Synopsys Inc.
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Magnet temperature analysis and prototype verification in permanent magnet synchronous motor
Ken Takeda, AISIN AW Co.,LTD.
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System Design and Component Design (Saber-JMAG’s Coupling to Revolutionize the Design Process): What Benefits does Model-Based Development have for …
Kurt Muller, Synopsys, Inc. / Takashi Yamada, JSOL Corp.
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An Example of Motor Control ECU Software Verification from HILS using JMAG-RT
Tomohiro Morita, Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.
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A Model-Based Development Process of Automobile Using JMAG-RT and PSIM
Minoru Miyakoshi, Hirotaka Toda, Hisayuki Kabashima, Mazda Motor Corporation
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High-precision HILS Solution for EV/HEV Control Development (JMAG-RT Support, Spatial Harmonic Model)
Koji Fukusumi, dSPACE Japan K.K.
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The Comparison of the real motor and motor HILS using spatial harmonics model
Kazumichi Kaneko, A&D Company, Limited
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Application and Development Environment of Virtual Motor Torque Ripple Reduction Control
Yoshihiko Ozaki, DSP Technorogy Co.,Ltd.
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Shanghai University
Expectations of JMAG’s highly accurate, detailed analyses of loss, control and vibration
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Mazda Motor Corporation
Using Simulation to Support Automobile Evolution
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Simulation of the IPM Motor in a HILS Environment
Nobuyuki Suzuki, Toshiba Corporation
