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 # Tutorial Examples
 
 Included in this repo are collections of examples and demos for tutorials on power electronic system real-time simulation and modeling.
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   * PEDG 2022, June 26-29 in Kiel, Germany (https://pedg2022.org/)
     * Tutorial held on June 26th
 
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+## How to Download and Run
 
 To download the example and demo files, you can find them under Releases of this repo, found here: https://github.com/OpenRealTimeSimulation/TutorialExamples/releases
 
+The example/demo files can be opened by first unzipping their contents into folders, one per zip file, and then running their script or project files in the respective software.  See the README.txt file of each for details.
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 The examples are grouped into three sessions, one for power electronics modeling for power and energy simulation, one for general power electronic systems simulation with switching models, and one for high-performance real-time simulation of power electronics simulations using FPGAs.  Each session folder comes with a README.txt file to explain their files purpose and usage.
 
 The second session examples requires either Mathworks Matlab or GNU Octave to run.  The third session examples requires either of the following, depending on the example in question:
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 Thanks to the following people for putting together these examples and demos:
 - Dr. Matthew Milton
   - Energy Routing Lab of University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA
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 - Prof. Andrea Benigni
   - IEK-10 of Forschungszentrum Juelich, Juelich, Germany; and RWTH Aachen Univerisity, Aachen, Germany
+  - Session 2 materials
 - Dr.-Ing. Giovanni De Carne
   - Institute of Technical Physics of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen, Germany
+  - Session 1 materials