QUARC™ is the most efficient way to design, develop, deploy and validate real-time applications on hardware using Simulink®. QUARC generates real-time code directly from Simulink-designed controllers and runs it in real-time on the Windows target – all without digital signal processing or without writing a single line of code.
QUARC helps educators to bridge the gap between theoretical models and the real world. With QUARC, they don’t need to worry about interfacing to hardware or deterministic performance. Using the intuitive Simulink graphical interface, they can give students a systematic understanding of the design of complex systems and let them interact in real-time. For researchers, QUARC makes developing algorithms fast and reliable. With an extensive set of cross-platform, research-grade libraries for control, communications, image processing, and more, they can deploy their algorithms to a wide variety of local and remote platforms with a push of a button.
Please check this chart to confirm that the operating system and third-party software installed on your host and target computers comply with the requirements of QUARC™ 2021 SP1. This will allow you to successfully install and run the QUARC™ 2021 SP1.
The Quanser Rapid Control Prototyping (QRCP) is an additional software for the NI LabVIEW™ graphical development environment. This powerful control design tool spans the spectrum of design, from simulation to control implementation. It significantly simplifies access to Quanser control experiments by taking care of all standard low-level software and hardware configurations.
The Quanser Mechatronic Systems Board is designed to provide hands-on experience with a complete mechatronic system in a safe, and academically appropriate setting. The board gives students an opportunity to delve into the operation of a mechatronic system at every level, from motor interfacing all the way to an engaging application context using industry-grade instrumentation and real-time control.
The Quanser Q1-cRIO is a C series module for the National Instruments CompactRIO controller. The Q1-cRIO module has been designed specifically for controls education and allows to easily interface with most Quanser control experiments. The Q1-cRIO has one analog input, one analog output, and two configurable single-ended encoder input interfaces.
