Computer Aided Control System Design (CACSD) Interfaces
SIMPACK offers several interfaces to different Control System Design environments:
- SIMAT Linerar System Interface Export linearised SIMPACK model as MATLAB/Simulink state-space block.
- SIMAT Co-Simulation Interface CoSimulation Interface to MATLAB/Simulink. The MBS model is evaluated in SIMPACK, while the controller is simulated within Simulink environment.
- SIMPACK Code Export for MATLAB S-function Export (non-linear) SIMPACK model as MATLAB/Simulink S-function block.
- MatSIM Export Simulink models as SIMPACK Control Element.
Also available (not distributed by SIMPACK AG):
- IPC co-simulation interface to AMESim (available from LMS International)
- IPC co-simulation interface to DSHplus (available from FLUIDON GmbH)
- IPC co-simulation interface to ITI SimulationX (available from ITI GmbH)
- Code Import into SIMPACK from ITI SimulationX (available from ITI GmbH)
Interfaces to MATLAB/Simulink
SIMPACK offers several application specific interfaces to MATLAB/Simulink.

SIMPACK Code Export
SIMPACK Code Export is an Add-On to SIMPACK. It can generate an s-function block from any SIMPACK model. This can be used like any other Simulink block.

Features/Benefits
- Full model parameterisation.
- Usage of advanced SIMPACK integrators.
- Support of User Routines which include specific access functions.
- Completely independent of SIMPACK.
SIMAT Linear System Interface
The SIMAT Linear System Interface generates a lineraised SIMPACK model for the Simulink "state-space" block.

Features/Benefits
- Linearised model data as m-file.
- Completely independent of SIMPACK.
SIMAT Co-simulation Interface
The SIMAT Co-simulation interface offers the possibility of a direct Co-simulation between any SIMPACK model and any Simulink simulation.


Features/Benefits
- TCP/IP communication between SIMPACK and Simulink.
- Full access to SIMPACK environment features.
- Full access to Simulink environment, including all toolboxes.
MatSIM
Using MatTSIM, a Simulink model can be exported and used as SIMPACK Control Element.

Features/Benefits
- Using MATLAB Real-Time Workshop to generate code from Simulink model.
- Full parameterisation of the Simulink model within SIMPACK.
- Completely independent of SIMULINK.