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The simulation of power electronics is your daily business? Ever wondered how to make your electrical model real-time-capable quickly and easily in this context? Watch our video and find out which role the dSPACE Electrical Power Systems Simulation (EPSS) Package plays when it comes to the simulation of power electronics. Our Product Manager for Electromobility & Electric Drives, Julian Saele, provides some interesting insights into power electronics simulation and our EPSS Package. Get inspired by the capabilities of the dSPACE software and learn how your development process can benefit from it. At the end, you will have learned how the tool enables easy real-time simulation of power electronic circuits developed with Simscape Electrical™ (Specialized Power Systems). Did you know that you can use the EPSS Package for a wide range of use cases in the area of hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing? In the video, Julian talks about typical applications including charging stations, onboard chargers, DC/DC converters, active rectifiers, industrial inverters, devices used in electrical grids, and even more. Best of all: Thanks to FPGA support, the dSPACE solution enables powerful simulation. As a result, even large topologies can be handled with ease. To sum it up: In this video, Julian provides you with a brief and simple overview of the dSPACE EPSS Package – a powerful dSPACE tool that uniquely combines high simulation performance, fast model implementation, and real-time capability with convenient usability and a high degree of flexibility. No matter if you are dealing with large circuits or high-speed power converters: The EPSS Package helps you optimize existing models to make them run in real time. Get the most out of your models, even without expert knowledge! *************************************** Would you like to learn more, or do you have specific questions? Just contact us at: electromobility@dspace.de and visit our website: https://www.dspace.com/en/pub/home/products/sw/impsw/power-electronics-simulation.cfm More information on the EPSS Package: https://www.dspace.com/go/EPSS_dBRIEF