A graphical language for modeling, simulation and model-based embedded development
VisSim is a visual language for modeling and simulating nonlinear dynamic systems. Its unparalleled power, ease of use, and reliability has made it an essential tool on thousands of engineering projects spanning a diverse range of industries and disciplines. » more
VisSim/Embedded Controls Developer lets you simulate high-level block diagrams and generate efficient C code for embedded targets. It is commonly used to develop digital power systems and multi-phase motor controllers, and includes a wide variety of working examples for the latest TI developer kits. » more
VisSim/Comm lets you model and simulate end-to-end, physical layer data communication systems. VisSim/Comm allows determination of energy/bit required for a given bit error rate for a comprehensive set of modulation, encoding, and channel configurations. » more

All the drives I work on are extensively modeled in VisSim. From the physics of motion, to DSP control loop detailed algorithms, to detailed analysis of PWM switching effects, VisSim has modeled our drives and motors accurately and easily. Simply stated, VisSim allows us to get to a robust error-free design faster.
George Yundt
Chief Engineer, Drive Technology, Danaher
VisSim/ECD lets you develop a complete application for TI micro controllers from a graphical block diagram. VisSim/ECD utilizes the full performance of the C2000, including Piccolo and Delfino, and allows any embedded developer, even those with no programming experience, to quickly bring new products to market.
Andrew Soukup
TI C2000 worldwide marketing manager
VisSim/Comm meets my criteria for functionality, performance, price and easy learning curve. When I first started using VisSim I was up and running on the project within 2-3 days. People thought I was a guru by the second week. The software pays for itself many times over by allowing me to perform tasks quicker and easier, leading us to get new consulting work. The BER simulations run fast.
Mark Tigerman
Advanced R&D Technology Engineer



