The Electromechanical Systems Simulation Software (LVSIM®-EMS) is the cornerstone of the LabVolt simulator family. This web-browser based application covers the same comprehensive courseware as multiple physical training systems, including:
Wire industrial motor control circuits, analyze three-phase power systems, and manage grid synchronization. 2. Power Electronics
Advanced modules are available to model modern grid technologies. Advantages Over Physical Laboratories
Select the electrical network requirements (e.g., 50Hz or 60Hz and local voltage). labvolt simulator
This software recreates a 3D classroom laboratory for digital communications, covering the same courseware as the Digital Communications Training System, Model 8085. It enables students to perform tasks on a computer that would otherwise require a full hardware setup.
Accessed directly through a web browser at lvsim.labvolt.com . Local Version: Installed directly on a Windows PC.
The platform includes a virtual Data Acquisition and Management (DAI) system. Users have access to a full suite of digital measuring instruments, including: Multi-channel oscilloscopes Phasor analyzers Harmonic analyzers Digital voltmeters and ammeters Wattmeters 4. Mathematical Modeling Engine Power Electronics Advanced modules are available to model
The student drags the required power supply, motor, and metering modules onto the virtual rack.
It is available in three formats to suit different institutional needs:
Of course, the simulator has its critics. They say it creates "screen engineers" who know logic but not mechanics. A LabVolt motor doesn't vibrate; it doesn't hum with a bearing that needs grease; it doesn't heat up. You cannot strip the wire on a virtual terminal. It enables students to perform tasks on a
: Allows users to zoom, add/remove banana plug wires, and choose between languages like English, French, and Spanish. Access and Specialized Simulators
For the best experience, LVSIM-EMS works best on the Google Chrome browser. OK. First Circuit using LabVolt
The (now officially the LabVolt Series by Festo Didactic ) is a specialized software environment designed to replicate real-world electromechanical and industrial training systems. The most widely used version, LVSIM-EMS , allows you to perform experiments on power circuits, motors, and generators using virtual versions of actual Lab-Volt hardware.