ControlDesk Next Generation, dSPACE's universal experiment software, is the new all-round tool for the entire development and validation process for electronic control units (ECUs). It covers the fields of rapid control prototyping, hardware-in-the-loop simulation, access to vehicle bus systems, ECU calibration and diagnostics, and more.

We offer a range of dSPACE training, if you would like training in a specific area not listed below please contact us.

• Realtime Systems Training
• Rapid Control Prototyping Training
• System Architecture Training
• Control Desk Training
• Target Link Training
• Hardware-in-the-loop Simulation Training

dSPACE is launching two new variants of its rapid control prototyping platform MicroAutoBox II. Since the summer of 2010, the new-generation MicroAutoBoxes have increased computing power and standard Ethernet interfaces. The two latest additions to the family have even more powerful I/O interfaces on top of that, and one of the two also has an FPGA board for extra extension options.

At its Airborne Subscale Transport Aircraft Research facility, NASA is using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to study flight situations that would be too dangerous and too expensive with a real aircraft. The role of the flight control computer is played by a dSPACE system which communicates by radio.Click here for more details.

To meet the challenge of developing a realistic vehicle propulsion controller design for their extended-range electric vehicle (E-REV), engineering students from the University of Victoria (UVic) in Canada turned to dSPACE’s ASM Vehicle Dynamics model. Click Here for more details

The latest release includes enhanced support for Modelica®, an open standard for describing physical models and components that forms the basis of many components in MapleSim. With MapleSim 4.5, engineers can now access new collections of components using the Modelica import feature, seamlessly including third-party Modelica libraries and their own custom Modelica components in their models.