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EMT-Tools: Free PSCAD Resources

Welcome to the official repository for EMT-Tools, a community driven platform dedicated to building the largest online collection of freely downloadable PSCAD examples, EMTDC models, and modern power system simulation resources.

🌐 Platform Links

  • Main Website: www.emt-tools.com — Browse, search, and download PSCAD cases, custom components, and engineering workflows.
  • Community Forum: forum.emt-tools.com — Ask technical questions, share simulation experiences, propose new ideas, and troubleshoot EMT problems with other power systems engineers.

📚 About the Collection

EMT-Tools hosts and indexes a wide variety of simulation assets, categorized into two main sections on the site:

  • Community Submissions: Downloadable PSCAD cases built by the power systems community and EMT-Tools. These cases are reviewed by the maintainers to comply with our submission guidelines and are distributed under the MIT License.
  • External Resources: A curated directory of links to third-party PSCAD models, tools, and papers. These are hosted externally and maintain their own independent licenses and credits.

Our core principles:

  • ✓ Totally Free
  • ✓ Open-Source
  • ✓ Anyone can Download
  • ✓ Anyone can Contribute

🤝 How to Contribute

We welcome submissions from the global power systems community. Whether you have developed a custom component, a complex control implementation, or a detailed inverter-based resource (IBR) model, your contributions help engineers worldwide.

To submit a PSCAD case or add an external resource link:

  1. Fork this repository.
  2. Review our Submission Guidelines.
  3. Add your resource details to _data/submissions.yml using the required template formatting (including Author names, Organization, and LinkedIn URLs).
  4. Open a Pull Request using the provided PR template.

Security Note: All direct file submissions are processed through an automated quarantine pipeline and scanned via virus scanner tools prior to human review.

📄 License

The source code for this website and all hosted Community Submissions are provided under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute the material for both personal and commercial purposes, provided original copyright notices are retained.

External resources linked on the site remain the property of their original authors and are subject to their respective external licenses.