A Framework for Real Time Hardware in the loop Simulation for Control Design
O. M. Abdalla, Sherif A. Hammad, H. Ahmed Yousef

TL;DR
This paper introduces a low-cost, flexible hardware-in-the-loop simulation framework using MATLAB, designed for control education and training to demonstrate effects like delays, noise, and saturation on control systems.
Contribution
It provides a generic, easy-to-use MATLAB-based framework for real-time hardware-in-the-loop control system simulation suitable for educational purposes.
Findings
Demonstrated the framework with different controllers
Showed the effects of delays, noise, and saturation
Validated the framework's flexibility and usability
Abstract
This paper presents a simple framework of low cost Kit which can be used in control education and training courses to support hardware in the loop simulation. The kit shows the student or control engineer the effect of delays, noise, and saturation on the control system. The framework is generic and flexible to give the user the ability to test and simulate any controller on any process. The framework uses Matlab environment which gives the user many tools to build is/her system in a fast and accurate way. Some test cases are presented for using the framework on different controllers.
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Taxonomy
TopicsReal-time simulation and control systems · Real-Time Systems Scheduling · Embedded Systems Design Techniques
