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Opal-RT - Simulator interface

This page provides the datasheet information for the Opal-RT, a member of the Opal-RT-2 Simulator interface family.

Description

This interface interconnects the BoomBox controller to an Opal-RT HIL simulator.

without any risk

on a simulated converter ; before it is later tested on real hardware.

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Datasheet Details

Part number Opal-RT
Manufacturer imperix
File Size 716.31 KB
Description Simulator interface
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Simulator interface – For Opal-RT hardware Analog outputs RJ45 connectors Digital inputs Optical bers 10 kΩ 44.45 mm (1U) Analog outputs test points To OPAL digital inputs DB-37 connector power supply ctor (SD-50BV) Pin1 GND Pin2 GND Pin3 +5V 3 Pin4 -15V Pin5 +15V Pin6 GND Alternative power supply connector 1 Pin1 +5V 2 Pin2 -15V 3 Pin3 +15V Pin4 GND 4 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 428.6 mm from imperix power module This interface interconnects the BoomBox controller to an Opal-RT HIL simulator. to OPAL Thisanwalaoyg, ianny control implementation can be first tested – without any risk – on a simulated converter ; before it is later tested on real hardware. In this second step, all cables can be instantly swapped from the interface to the real converter.
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