On Oct. 26 China’s largest fusion-sector power‑supply hardware‑in‑the‑loop (HIL) simulation platform began trial operation and passed final acceptance, with integrated performance reported as internationally leading. The platform establishes a full technology chain from power‑supply algorithm R&D through HIL verification to turnkey equipment deployment; it uses a fully domestic real‑time simulation architecture, supports over 10,000 model switches in operation, has a core solver step down to 0.8

On Oct. 26 China’s largest fusion-sector power‑supply hardware‑in‑the‑loop (HIL) simulation platform began trial operation and passed final acceptance, with integrated performance reported as internationally leading. The platform establishes a full technology chain from power‑supply algorithm R&D through HIL verification to turnkey equipment deployment; it uses a fully domestic real‑time simulation architecture, supports over 10,000 model switches in operation, has a core solver step down to 0.8 microsecond, and an expert review found all hardware and software performance metrics met preset design targets.