Rapid Controls Prototyping

Solutions for Rapid Controls Prototyping Simulation
PC/104 Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP)
A modular, compact and very robust, real-time, algorithm prototyping system based on industry-standard PC104 bus architectures and packaging for applications requiring hardened systems and extended ranges of operating temperatures RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller's rugged enclosure is well suited for in-vehicle operation. Once flashed, RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller boots up by itself in embedded mode, just like an automotive electronic control unit (ECU). While operating in embedded mode, RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller's flight recorder can continue to log data to flash disk or hard drive, providing a solution for long-term data tracing, which facilitates field-testing. RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller is configured through the RT-LAB Main Control Panel, which runs on the host PC and features a simple graphical user interface based on the typical model development process. All frequently used functions are available through a single mouse click; there is no need to memorize command lines.

Solutions for Rapid Controls Prototyping Simulation

A modular, compact and very robust, real-time, algorithm prototyping system based on industry-standard PC104 bus architectures and packaging for applications requiring hardened systems and extended ranges of operating temperatures

RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller's rugged enclosure is well suited for in-vehicle operation. Once flashed, RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller boots up by itself in embedded mode, just like an automotive electronic control unit (ECU). While operating in embedded mode, RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller's flight recorder can continue to log data to flash disk or hard drive, providing a solution for long-term data tracing, which facilitates field-testing.

RT-LAB Rapid Prototyping Controller is configured through the RT-LAB Main Control Panel, which runs on the host PC and features a simple graphical user interface based on the typical model development process. All frequently used functions are available through a single mouse click; there is no need to memorize command lines.