Co-Simulation with GT

GT-SUITE is a platform for the co-simulation of heterogeneous, multi-domain systems

Co-simulation with GTCAPABILITIES

Based on 25+ years of expertise and development of integrated simulations, GT’s environment can synthesize complex systems from subsystem models, accompanied by a large set of advanced productivity tools to help the user achieve the desired results quickly and accurately. 

GT supports popular interface standards, such as FMI 1.0, FMI 2.0, FMI 3.0, XCP Protocol and provides direct links with a number of tools including Simulink, ETAS ASCMO, ETAS INCA, Synopsys Silver using state-of-the-art co-simulation technologies. 

co-simulation with GTAPPLICATION HIGHLIGHTS

  • GT-SUITE allows for co-simulation across multiple domains. This enables the integration of different physical models, such as engine models with vehicle dynamics or thermal models with fluid dynamics
  • Facilitates the analysis of complex interactions between different systems within a vehicle
  • GT-SUITE allows different fidelity models such as coupling 1D and 3D models via co-simulation
  • Design scenarios/experiments to be simulated by modifying the parameters of sub-systems
  • Simulate your overall models using advanced co-simulation technologies and monitor the performance during runtime
  • Analyze sub-system interactions in GT-POST, combine plots and compare results to measurements
  • Supports FMI v1.0, v2.0, v3.0 and Simulink
  • Direct link with ETAS ASCMO, ETAS INCA, Synopsys Silver, and more

Advanced Features

  • Communicate GT plant models with virtual or real ECU’s using XCP protocols
  • Master and sub-system models can be either stored locally or in a revision control database, providing comprehensive data management capabilities specifically tailored for co-simulation purposes
  • The most popular ML (Machine Learning) algorithms are available, and AI meta models can be generated
  • “One-click” modification of entire sets of parameters by grouping them together to form drop-down options
  • Simulations can be performed on a distributed computing cluster and results are automatically recombined into a single output as if it were a single run
  • Single or multi-objective (pareto) optimization is possible using the built-in optimizer even for imported external models

Ready to learn more about GT’s simulation capabilities?

Reach out to us with questions about our technology or to discuss your current simulation needs.

Ready to learn more about GT’s simulation capabilities?

Reach out to us with questions about our technology or to discuss your current simulation needs.