The first article of my blog is the introduction of PSIM software. PSIM is a simulation software developed by Powersim Inc. PSIM is designed for power electronics, motor control, and simulation of dynamic systems. The following add-on Modules are provided for PSIM:
| - Motor Drive Module: | For electric motor drive |
| - Digital Control Module: | For analysis of digital control systems in z-domain |
| - SimCoupler Module: | For co-simulation with Matlab/Simulink |
| - Thermal Module: | For loss calculation and thermal analysis of switching devices |
| - MagCoupler Module: | For dynamic link with finite element analysis software JMAG |
| - MagCoupler-RT Module: | For link with JMAG-RT data files |
| - SimCoder Module: | For automatic code generation for specific DSP hardware |
The overall PSIM environment is shown as follows:
Some add-on modules doesn't exist in previous versions. As I write this article, Powersim Inc. has released version 8.0.5 with additional features such as:
-The Index is added to both the PSIM and SimCoder User Manuals, network licenses can have the license manager run either as an application or a service, and in metafile images, the quality of text in schematic files is greatly improved.
-A key new feature of Version 8 is the SimCoder Module. With SimCoder, one can simulate a system in PSIM first, then generate C code automatically for specific DSP hardware.
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