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Open Architecture
Wherever you are in your design cycle, as an NI HIL Delivery Partner, Genuen provides open-box XIL test systems using open
Streamline Testing with Flexible Automation Support Through ASAM XIL
- - TestStand
- - Python
- - Any IDE that supports the XIL API
Leverage NI VeriStand Configuration-Based Software
- - Handle demanding timing capabilities with RTOS and FPGA integration
- - Visualize with model integration from most modeling environments
- - Extend capabilities through code
- - Create a simple yet dynamic UI
Be Ready for Future Requirements
Meet the ever-evolving capabilities of your electronic controller with open-box software and hardware platforms:
- - PXI Platform
- - cRIO Platform
- - SLSC
- - Virginia Panel Connectivity
HIL Examples
Here are some custom HIL testers we've deployed for clients:
Ford Fuel Cell HIL Test System using NI PXI and NI VeriStand
HIL Simulation for Complex Active Suspension System
Automotive Battery Management System HIL Testing
Real-Time Networking for HIL
Testing real-time distributed nodes requires a low-latency, high-speed networking solution. That's where REPLICA steps in. Built on RDMA technologies, REPLICA enables synchronized test data across distributed realtime applications.
Preconfigured HIL Systems
Increase test coverage to identify anomalies earlier in the design cycle with closed-loop testing.
Expedite Development with a Platform-Based System
Choose From a Library of Existing Solutions
Minimize Development Investment
SOFTWARE
Real-Time Testing and Simulation
NI VeriStand reduces development time by offering configurable data logging, test sequencing, stimulus generation, model execution, and the ability to accept custom code and simulation models from other environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing?
How can I combine HIL with mechanical systems rigs to create electromechanical test rigs?
What are HIL trends for chassis and body electronics test?
WHITE PAPER
Smarter Products Need Smarter Testers
As systems increase in size and sub-system complexity, test systems must adapt. Hardware-In-The-Loop (HIL) testing can speed up the R&D process without sacrificing accuracy, while keeping the test investment under control.
Interested in a Hardware-in-the-Loop System?
