The virtual control-side experimental platform helps students leverage the advantages of simulation to complete innovative and safe design for real systems. Students can also have access to actual power equipment, allowing them to understand and learn how to translate theory and algorithms into code that can be executed on control devices. They can configure, connect, and debug the equipment themselves and observe real signals using an oscilloscope.

By utilizing the RCP platform of ModelingTech, users can quickly put their designed algorithms into practice through one-click download. The physical controlled objects can be operated in real-time under the influence of the algorithm, verifying the reliability and accuracy of the algorithm. This approach reduces the time spent on code conversion, hardware customization, debugging, and other aspects during the research and development or learning phase, eliminating errors and improper practices in the early stages of design.

Using only one set of fast control prototype equipment, by connecting it to different physical power devices, and with mapping configuration in the upper computer software, the control algorithm verification and debugging for different controlled objects can be completed. This achieves versatility, allowing students to verify theoretical experiments at any time during the process of studying multiple professional courses.