Engine Control Workstation using Simulink and DSP
Platform
(COOLECW)
For this project, an Engine Control Workstation will be
designed to simulate the thermal environments found in
cooling systems. The workstation will allow users to design,
test and implement controllers via Matlab GUI to more
precisely regulate the thermal dissipation of a
motor-generator system with the goal of reducing energy use.
Code will be auto-generated within the same program with the
processing of the data being done on a DSP board.
UPDATES
4.21.09
Motor side GUI now has user control of gain as well
as the control type desired -Proportion,
Proportional-Integral, and PI with Feed Forward available.
Thermal side Simulink model has been updated to include
thermal power efficiency.
3.31.09
A Progress Presentation was given to faculty members.
The Power Point has been uploaded.
3.3.09
Feed Forward Control is now available as a motor
controller. Motor side transient response can now be seen in
the GUI.
Fan and pump PWM power are now user controlled within
the GUI.
2.10.09
P and PI Control have been completed for the motor.
PWM percentage and motor RPM can now be viewed in the GUI.
Thermal side transfer function is now being obtained.
2.24.09
A Progress Presentation was given to faculty members.
The Power Point has been uploaded.
12.11.08
Project presentation proposal was given to professors
and Design Review Teams. The final project proposal was also
submitted. The presentation and proposal have been uploaded.
11.25.08
The final performance specifications have been
created and uploaded.
10.23.08
The project Functional Description and System Block
Diagram have been created and added to the site.
The motor and thermal cooling system for the Workstation.