07-05-2006 04:16 PM
07-06-2006
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I'm unfortunately not familiar enough with the Simulation Interface Toolkit to know everything that it can do, but I do know that it should allow you to target models to Real-time systems that interface with hardware.
LabVIEW also does have a Simulation Module of its own that allows you to create models inside your LabVIEW code that interface with hardware through drivers like NI-DAQmx. Perhaps this might suit you? It also has a tool that translates existing The MathWorks, Inc. Simulink® models into the LabVIEW Simulation code.
Otherwise, what exactly do you mean by parallel working mode? Connecting to hardware?
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07-07-2006 10:34 AM
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There certainly are a number of new math functions, especially in the area of optimization, that could help you out here. I'm not sure what you mean, though, that you "found" an optimization function in the simulation module, but then you can't find one. Are you referring to some documentation where it mentions this?
07-11-2006 03:20 PM
07-11-2006 09:12 PM
07-12-2006 03:07 PM
Hi, Marcus
Thanks for your information. My problem is Linear Quadratic. I prefer using Sequential Quadratic Programming to solve this MPC. Actually, I do find a constrained NL programming function using SQP in LabVIEW 8.0 Optimization Module. However, as you know, MPC needs the model calculation result each time for the optimization. And that SQP function in LabVIEW is not good enough to realize that as far as I find.
I heard about that TIMVIEW is a perfect LabVIEW based optimization solver. Could you please provide me more information about the application using TOMVIEW for MPC. Thanks a lot!
Xi Zhang
Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Process Control Group
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX
07-12-2006 04:41 PM