A Component-Based Framework for the Composition of Simulation Software                 Modeling Electrical Systems

Delinchant, Benoît; Würtz, Fréderic; Magot, D.; Gerbaud, Laurent

doi:10.1177/0037549704046153

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“…After having plugged the model into the software optimizer (CDI-Optimizer [7]) and configured its input and output parameters according to specifications, the optimization process was Fig. 9.…”

Section: F Optimization Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration of the volume segmentation method into an optimization process: application to the sizing of a micro-actuator for deformable mirrors

et al. 2006

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Section: F Optimization Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration of the volume segmentation method into an optimization process: application to the sizing of a micro-actuator for deformable mirrors

et al. 2006

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“…On a causal diagram, it may be difficult to rapidly visualize the couplings between the different entities. They can be automatically detected either by a dedicated tool [18] or by formalizing the process using another type of diagram : the N-square Diagram (N2D) [19].…”

Section: Evaluation Function : Multi-physical Sizing Processmentioning

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Optimal design of the Integrated Modular Power Electronics Cabinet

Giraud

Budinger

Roboam

et al. 2016

Aerospace Science and Technology

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This paper deals with a new concept of electrical power distribution system called IMPEC for Integrated Modular Power Electronics Cabinet. The paper defines methods aiming at carrying out an optimal design of IMPEC, the main variables being on one hand the number and size of power electronics module. On the other hand, reconfigurations between these modules and electrical loads are also optimized.The formalization of the problem highlights that designers must deal simultaneously with a combinatorial explosion and a multi-physical system sizing. The main objective of the study is to propose a methodological framework for solving this original optimal design problem. A heuristic-based algorithm is developed to solve this combinatorial optimization problem. A particular attention is paid to develop a weight estimation procedure using generic sizing models. Finally a mapping is performed to identify the best solutions and to highlight the technological components having the most significant sensitivity on the complete system weight.

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“…Implemented examples of integrative environment simulation frameworks include VisualComposer [52] and ModelCenter [53]. VisualComposer is focused on modeling electrical systems, whereas ModelCenter is a general purpose framework.…”

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Software Frameworks for Model Composition

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Kim²,

Barbosa

et al. 2014

Modelling and Simulation in Engineering

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A software framework is an architecture or infrastructure intended to enable the integration and interoperation of software components. Specialized types of software frameworks are those specifically intended to support the composition of models or other components within a simulation system. Such frameworks are intended to simplify the process of assembling a complex model or simulation system from simpler component models as well as to promote the reuse of the component models. Several different types of software frameworks for model composition have been designed and implemented; those types include common library, product line architecture, interoperability protocol, object model, formal, and integrative environment. The various framework types have different components, processes for composing models, and intended applications. In this survey the fundamental terms and concepts of software frameworks for model composition are presented, the different types of such frameworks are explained and compared, and important examples of each type are described.

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A Component-Based Framework for the Composition of Simulation Software Modeling Electrical Systems

Cited by 16 publications

References 13 publications

Integration of the volume segmentation method into an optimization process: application to the sizing of a micro-actuator for deformable mirrors

Integration of the volume segmentation method into an optimization process: application to the sizing of a micro-actuator for deformable mirrors

Optimal design of the Integrated Modular Power Electronics Cabinet

Software Frameworks for Model Composition

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