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A C block allows users to enter custom C code directly without compiling the code.
PSIM’s Thermal Module lets you quickly calculate the switching and conduction losses of switching devices and the core and winding losses of inductors – without slowing down simulation speed.
More than 20 years ago, Powersim created its core design and simulation software PSIM to empower engineers in the power electronics design industry. PSIM provides expert circuit and systems-level design and simulation capabilities. Our software has evolved to include multiple products in addition to PSIM. Today, we also have add-on modules, third-party software integration, and hardware target support.
Let your code be a self-starter. SimCoder generates high-quality, consistent C code from a PSIM control schematic automatically — free from human error — to boost the speed of your design, reduce your development costs, and propel your innovations to market.
SimCoder generates C code that is ready to run on specified physical hardware for real-time operation. You can see all the supported hardware targets here.
SimCoder’s automatic code generation function seamlessly integrates simulation with hardware implementation and greatly speeds up the development and design process.
If a hardware target is not specified, the C code generated by SimCoder can be inserted into the user’s own code for system control.
The C block allows you to enter custom C code directly without compiling the code, unlike in the case of external DLL blocks, where a compiler is needed to compile the code into a DLL. The C block code will be interpreted and executed at runtime by a built-in C interpreter in PSIM.
This block makes it very easy to define any functions for the block through the powerful C programming language and to test your control algorithms in C code implementation.
There are two types of c block:
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For switching devices (diodes, MOSFET, IGBT) the Thermal Module provides loss calculation with either a fixed junction temperature impact or with heat dissipation through a heatsink thermal equivalent circuit, which will allow you to ensure that your devices stay within the safe operating area. Since v11 you can model the device characteristics of wide bandgap — SiC & GaN — with the MOSFET (Eon).
PSIM’s core and winding losses for inductors make use of core dimensions, physical winding structure, etc. to ensure complex relationships like proximity effect are considered.
The loss calculations are thermally dependent and the junction temperature or core temperature is used by the models to reflect this dependence.
Learn more about PSIM’s Thermal Module.
PSIM has gone deep into power electronics and created modules to help you with any design you can dream up. No matter what you’re crafting — from complex motor drives to fully realized HEV systems — PSIM’s vast choice of add-on modules makes it easy to create a nimble solution that is neither cumbersome nor unnecessarily complicated.
PSIM’s modules are agile, straightforward to implement and integrate with other popular platforms, such as TI kits, JMAG, Modelsim, and Simulink. In today’s competitive world, time is the new currency. Industry leaders rely on PSIM’s vast range of features to move their innovations forward — resulting in more cost-savings and a faster track to higher revenues. Get started with PSIM’s modules today.
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