Electrical energy systems (EESs) represent a wide class of systems involving consumption, generation, distribution and storage of energy. Examples of such systems can be found at various scales, ranging from smart systems-on-chip to smart grids. The conventional design methodology uses the model-based approach provided by commercial platforms such as Matlab/Simulink, and relying on built-in model libraries. This paper presents a modeling and simulation methodology for EESs based on the SystemC standard (and its Analog and Mixed-Signal extension SystemC-AMS). Simulations show that the proposed approach provides accuracy comparable to Matlab/Simulink results, with higher modularity and an average speedup of 36x.

An Efficient Simulation Methodology for Electrical Energy Systems / Sassone, Alessandro; Vinco, Sara; Poncino, Massimo; Macii, Enrico. - (2014), pp. 1-4. (Intervento presentato al convegno 10th Conference on Ph.D Research in Microelectronics and Electronics (PRIME 2014) tenutosi a Grenoble, France nel June 30 2014 -July 3 2014) [10.1109/PRIME.2014.6872718].

An Efficient Simulation Methodology for Electrical Energy Systems

SASSONE, ALESSANDRO;VINCO, SARA;PONCINO, MASSIMO;MACII, Enrico
2014

Abstract

Electrical energy systems (EESs) represent a wide class of systems involving consumption, generation, distribution and storage of energy. Examples of such systems can be found at various scales, ranging from smart systems-on-chip to smart grids. The conventional design methodology uses the model-based approach provided by commercial platforms such as Matlab/Simulink, and relying on built-in model libraries. This paper presents a modeling and simulation methodology for EESs based on the SystemC standard (and its Analog and Mixed-Signal extension SystemC-AMS). Simulations show that the proposed approach provides accuracy comparable to Matlab/Simulink results, with higher modularity and an average speedup of 36x.
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