Making a dynamic interaction between two power system analysis software

Different goals in studying a piece of equipment or a phenomenon, and the need for different accuracies in studies and manufacturing new instruments, persuade engineers to use different mathematical models for studying the behavior of phenomena and elements. On the other hand, calculation complexity in the study of large systems, and the rising costs of industry in conjunction with development of capabilities of new generations of computers, have made computer simulation an unavoidable choice. There are different software applications in various fields of electrical engineering, and each one has its own specific features and usages. If we could use features of different software simultaneously, then we could improve the accuracy of analyzing engineering complexities. In this paper, we have used mapping to create dynamic interaction between two existing software packages, PASHA and MATLAB, which are popular software among electrical engineers. By linking these two software packages, we may use MATLAB and Simulink capabilities in PASHA software.