A brand-new self-developed hardware architecture based on the ZYNQ-7100 SOC chip, equipped with dual-core ARM CPU and a large-capacity FPGA chip. It is accompanied by a power electronics small-step real-time simulation solver that has been researched and optimized for many years, enabling single-machine support for larger-scale power electronic systems. Additionally, it is equipped with fiber optic interfaces, facilitating multi-machine parallelization. This provides research and testing personnel with a powerful power electronics semi-physical simulation system, enabling scientific research innovation.