A Method for Generating Adjoint Model of Constant Impedance with Variable Step Size Components
An adjoint model and constant impedance technology, applied in the field of component adjoint model generation, can solve the problems of non-state variables oscillating back and forth, not L stability, etc.
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[0029] Below by embodiment the present invention is further described as supplementary:
[0030] For example, for figure 2 The inductance shown is discretized using the trapezoidal method, and the parameters of the adjoint model of the component can be obtained as:
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[0032] i s (t)=gu(t)+i(t) (11)
[0033] Using formula (6) or formula (9), the new adjoint model parameters can be obtained as:
[0034] The admittance g has not changed, and it is still calculated by formula (10); while the Norton equivalent current can be calculated by formula (12).
[0035] i' s (t)=i(t)+(2k-1)gu(t) (12)
[0036] When k is 1 / 2, it can be seen that the new adjoint model is exactly the same as the adjoint model obtained by directly discretizing the inductance using the half-step backward Euler method.
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