This paper demonstrates the simulation of a six-pulse converter within
stringent real-time constraints. A clamped-input technique was employ
ed to reduce the computational burden at each time step and to relax t
he time step constraints associated with other system components which
may be interacting in a system-level simulation. Additionally, unique
architectural aspects of the computing platform were exploited to enh
ance the simulation performance. The results and methodologies employe
d to obtain real-time processing on the IBM RISC System/6000 that are
presented are intended to provide guidelines for various problems of a
similar nature.