This paper presents a review of the research status for real-time simulation of electric machines. The machine models considered are the lumped parameter models, including the phase-domain, d-q, and voltage-behind-reactance models, as well as the physics-based models, including the finite-element method and magnetic equivalent circuit models. These models are initially presented along with their relative advantages and disadvantages with respect to modeling fidelity and their computational intensity. A field-programmable gate array, a graphics processing unit, a chip multiprocessor, and computer clusters are the main hardware platforms for real-time simulations. An overview of such hardware platforms is presented and their comparative performances are evaluated with respect to real-time simulation of electric machines and drives on the basis of simulation acceleration, machine types, and modeling methodology.


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    Title :

    Review of Hardware Platforms for Real-Time Simulation of Electric Machines


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    Publication date :

    2017-03-01


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    3832014 byte




    Type of media :

    Article (Journal)


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English




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