An Accelerated Equivalent Circuit Model of Power Converters Using High-order Multi-step Methods
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Abstract
Numerically efficient modeling of voltage source converters for electromagnetic transient simulation attracts much attention from both industry and academia. It is critical to develop equivalent circuit modelling strategies that fulfill the requirements of high numerical efficiency and accuracy. This paper proposes a detailed equivalent model (DEM), based on multi-step numerical integration methods and switching event interpolation. Comparisons among various numerical integration methods including Adams-Bashforth’s (AB), Trapezoidal Rule (TR) and Backward Differentiation Formula (BDF) methods with different orders are performed for the proposed DEM. A switching interpolation technique is implemented for the proposed multi-step integration methods to accurately capture switching events, enabling large time-step simulation. Case studies verify that the proposed DEM can be accelerated the EMT simulation of the VSCs without deteriorating its numerical accuracy.
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