Simulation Loop (Simulation Module)
Executes the simulation diagram until the Simulation Loop reaches the simulation final time or until the Halt Simulation function stops the execution programmatically. You must place all Simulation functions and all simulation subsystems within the Simulation Loop or in a simulation subsystem.
The Simulation Loop has an Input Node and an Output Node. Use the Input Node to configure simulation parameters programmatically. You also can configure these parameters interactively using the Configure Simulation Parameters dialog box. Access this dialog box by double-clicking the Input Node or by right-clicking the border and selecting Configure Simulation Parameters from the shortcut menu.
 | Note Parameters that you programmatically configure using the Input Node override any settings that you make in the Configure Simulation Parameters dialog box. |
The Simulation Loop has an Error input on the Input Node and an Error output on the Output Node. These error terminals send error information through the simulation diagram. If the Error input detects an error, the simulation diagram returns the error information in the Error output and does not execute the simulation. If an error occurs while the Simulation Loop is executing, the simulation stops running and returns the error information in the Error output.
Resources
- LabVIEW FPGA in Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation Applications- Developer Zone - NI Developer Zone
- Using National Instruments System Identification, Control Design and Simulation Products for - NI Developer Zone
- Deterministic Synchronization of Distributed Simulation Systems- Developer Zone - NI Developer Zone