XWSpatial learningXIAOHUI WANG / MOBILE LAB

INTERACTIVE FIELD STUDY / 02

See it. Change it.
Understand it.

Touch the system. Follow the response.
A pocket-sized version of the spatial training experience.

SIMULATED · NO LIVE SENSORS
01 / ACTION CHANGES INFORMATIONInspect each object. Follow its state.DC BUS 540 VAC BUS 480 VBATTERY540 VSource retainedDC SWITCHCLOSEDTap to inspectINVERTER50 kWPower conversionAC SWITCHCLOSEDTap to inspectGRID480 VSource retainedIDEALIZED TRAINING CIRCUIT · SOURCE VOLTAGE CAN REMAIN AT ZERO POWER
INTERACTIVE SCHEMATIC
Tap an object to inspect
POWER50kW
DC BUS540V
AC BUS480V
DC CURRENT92.6A

OBJECT / STATE / ACTION

Inverter / controller

050 kW

Battery source: 540 V · Grid source: 480 V. Source voltage remains even when the command is zero.

Use the on-screen controls. The diagram and readings respond together.

ADAPTIVE GUIDANCE

100 / 100

Your next decision.

Move from a 50 kW power command to a controlled virtual shutdown. Watch what changes—and what stays energized.

  1. 01Observe
  2. 02Interpret
  3. 03Support
  4. 04Evaluate

GUIDED PRACTICE

Read before acting.

Inspect the inverter in the diagram or component menu. Compare power with the DC and AC bus voltage.

Look for thisThe website demonstration changes the power command first, then opens AC, then DC. A source can retain voltage even when no power flows.

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What this simulation represents

Based on the website’s Observe → Interpret → Support → Evaluate framework. The battery sequence follows the recorded Unity demonstration; numerical values are illustrative. It is not a manufacturer shutdown procedure.

The panel directory follows the supplied reference photos. Wire routing, ratings and loads are training examples, not verified as-built information. Circuit colors are diagram conventions. Moving dots show energy transfer, not AC electron motion.

No equipment is connected. The app cannot measure voltage, prove isolation, or establish safe work conditions. Internal electrical work requires qualified personnel and appropriate procedures.

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