SIMULATION CAPABILITIES

Model, Simulate, Analyze, and Compare Electric Propulsion Systems

A configurable simulation workflow focused on electric propulsion performance and engineering tradeoffs. Specific capabilities depend on component data, model fidelity, and project scope.

Analyze

Analyze dynamic electrical and control behavior.

  • Commanded vs. actual torque and speed
  • Phase currents and Id/Iq signals
  • Power, efficiency, and thermal analysis

Validate

Review simulation results against defined engineering requirements.

  • Operating-envelope checks
  • Commanded versus actual response
  • Model assumptions and result review

Compare

Compare candidate configurations with a consistent workflow.

  • One-click sweeps across component variants
  • Compare motor, inverter, and gearbox suppliers
  • Export simulation data and PDF comparison reports

CONFIGURATION COMPARISON

Compare the outputs that matter.

Use the same load profile and agreed model settings to compare candidate electric propulsion configurations.

Illustrative comparison layout. No simulation values are shown.
OutputDesign ADesign BDesign C
ConfigurationSelected component setAlternative component setAlternative component set
Torque & speed responseCommanded vs. actual torque · speedCommanded vs. actual torque · speedCommanded vs. actual torque · speed
Electrical performancePower · phase currents · Id/IqPower · phase currents · Id/IqPower · phase currents · Id/Iq
Efficiency & thermal signalsAvailable model outputsAvailable model outputsAvailable model outputs

Available signals depend on component data, selected model fidelity, and the configured study. This is a conceptual comparison layout, not a completed simulation; no KPI values are represented.

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