Object-oriented power system modeling using the Dymola modeling language
John Glaser, François E. Cellier, Arthur F. Witulski · 2002
The general purpose modeling language Dymola is used in conjunction with the ACSL simulator to provide an environment for the simulation of power electronic systems. The object-oriented nature of Dymola, along with its high-level handling of discrete events, makes it ideally suited to modeling switching converters and complete systems of several converters. Converter models can be constructed using a netlist format similar to SPICE. These models can then be used as components in more complex systems. This is demonstrated by example with a regulated DC-DC converter system.>