Network-Based Transformer Models – A Transient Analysis

This contribution is about network-based transformer models. Two models (single- and three-phase) are derived, whereas Hopkinson’s analogy is used to depict the magnetic domain. Therein, an energy-based hysteresis model is incorporated to represent the magnetic core. The solution strategy is a second-order variable step size backward differentiation formula (BDF2) in time domain, yielding the transient response of the two transformers. Finally, the simulation results are compared to measurements.

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2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.18690/um.feri.4.2025.23
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Magnetic Properties and Applications
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Network-Based Transformer Models – A Transient Analysis

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Network-Based Transformer Models – A Transient Analysis

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This contribution is about network-based transformer models. Two models (single- and three-phase) are derived, whereas Hopkinson’s analogy is used to depict the magnetic domain. Therein, an energy-based hysteresis model is incorporated to represent the magnetic core. The solution strategy is a second-order variable step size backward differentiation formula (BDF2) in time domain, yielding the transient response of the two transformers. Finally, the simulation results are compared to measurements.

Siemens (Germany) (DE), Institute for Tourism (HR)
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