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How to implement inverse Jiles-atherton method in PSCAD
Dear Dr. Mellik,
I am a Ph.D. student at the UNIVERSITY of LEEDS.
For my project, I have to use the principle of duality to model single-phase transformers. For limbs and yokes, non-linear inductors based on the Inverse Jiles-Atherton (IJA) method must be used. I wanted to utilize the inductor model of the PSCAD V5 for this purpose; however, there is no place to enter the cross-section area and length of the limbs/yokes.
As a result, I decided to implement this method in MATLAB and PSCAD. In MATLAB, due to 1/Z block (or delay), everything is fine. However, for PSCAD, I have some problems when B is high leading to high H as well. In PSCAD, I used delay blocks; nevertheless, I cannot find any fixed values for delay blocks to guarantee the proper results.
I really appreciate it if you could help me to solve this problem and implement inverse JA perfectly in PSCAD.
Best regards,
Amir
I am a Ph.D. student at the UNIVERSITY of LEEDS.
For my project, I have to use the principle of duality to model single-phase transformers. For limbs and yokes, non-linear inductors based on the Inverse Jiles-Atherton (IJA) method must be used. I wanted to utilize the inductor model of the PSCAD V5 for this purpose; however, there is no place to enter the cross-section area and length of the limbs/yokes.
As a result, I decided to implement this method in MATLAB and PSCAD. In MATLAB, due to 1/Z block (or delay), everything is fine. However, for PSCAD, I have some problems when B is high leading to high H as well. In PSCAD, I used delay blocks; nevertheless, I cannot find any fixed values for delay blocks to guarantee the proper results.
I really appreciate it if you could help me to solve this problem and implement inverse JA perfectly in PSCAD.
Best regards,
Amir
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