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Developing speed control for a permanent magnet DC motor using rapid control of prototyping techniques

Virtually every engineering development for control systems is tested by simulation to predict performance. However, the final use of an algorithm is in its application in a real time system. Development tools using a DSP and Simulink RTW can be performed with real-time simulations (i.e. simulation interacting with physical plant). Testing the speed control loop of a DC motor with permanent magnets has thus been developed to appreciate the considerable advantages offered by these tools.