Course Objectives
- To understand the principles of digital real-time simulation and its advantages over traditional simulation methods.
- To familiarize with simulation tools and software used in real-time simulations in power systems.
- To develop hands-on experience with real-time simulation tools, including setting up simulations, running experiments, and analyzing outcomes.
- To implement hardware-in the-loop simulations in power systems.
Course Outline
- Digital Real-Time Simulation Fundamentals
- Introduction to Simulation Concepts
- Definition and Importance of Real-Time Simulation
- Differences Between Real-Time and Offline Simulations
- Real-Time Simulation Architecture
- Hardware and Software Components
- Software Setup and Configuration
- Real-Time Simulations in Power Systems
- Modelling of Power System Elements for Real-Time Simulations.
- Running Real-Time Simulations and Monitoring Performances
- Practical Simulation Exercises.
- Hardware-in the-Loop Simulations
- Concept of Hardware-in the-Loop Simulations.
- Hands on Experience in Hardware-in the-Loop Simulations using Case Studies
Target Group:
Those who are engaged in the Power Sector such as, Electrical Engineers, Academics, Research Students
Resource Person
Dr. WD Prasad
Mr. W. H. Eranga
Duration and Location
02 – Days (8 hours a day)
Smart Grid Research Laboratory