The Equalis Data Acquisition and Control Systems (DACS) module [1] allows a user to define a mathematical model of a typical control system in the form of a block diagram. From this model you can view critical charts and important characteristics of that system such as...
Equalis is proud to release its latest software module, Equalis RAPID (Review, Analyze, Prototype, Interact and Decide).
This module provides a cost effective, easy-to-use, powerful application for simple import, complex analysis, in-depth visualization, and can be easi...
Electric motors are used in a wide variety of industrial and transportation applications. Reliability of their operation in most cases is of critical importance and any failures that occur can yield significant costs and downtime, or even lead to disastrous con...
Electric motors are used in a wide variety of industrial and transportation applications. Reliability of their operation in most of these applications is of very high importance and failures can incur significant costs and downtime or even lead to disastrous consequenc...
This blog is about Equalis Embedded Coder module. This module generates targeted C code for wide range of Microchip PIC microcontrollers and dsPIC Digital Signal Controllers from a diagram in Xcos. The approach involves very simple steps, and it is more reliable and ti...
This post demonstrates how to get data from a measuring instrument in Scilab and display it using Equalis software. The pre-requirements are given below for this demo.
Although Scilab includes many functions for plotting various characteristics of linear control systems (e.g. step response), these functions cannot be easily applied to Xcos diagrams.
The Equalis Control and Power Systems Toolbox [1] offers a new palette of Xcos blocks...
