Energy transformation from Renewable Energy Systems implies the availability of efficient devices: among these transformers play a central role. An effective model describing their input/output behaviour which takes into account the phenomena involving energy dissipation such as hysteresis, is an aspect that plays a central role. The procedure for modeling nonlinear systems based on the so-called non-linear convolution approach proved to be remarkably powerful in the case of non hysteretic systems. In the present paper we modify the non-linear convolution model to extend this approach the specific case of hysteretic systems. The experimental results confirm the validity' of the proposed modeling technique.
Accurate modelling of Hysteretic Systems for an efficient energetic conversion
Laureti, Stefano;Ricci, Marco;
2015-01-01
Abstract
Energy transformation from Renewable Energy Systems implies the availability of efficient devices: among these transformers play a central role. An effective model describing their input/output behaviour which takes into account the phenomena involving energy dissipation such as hysteresis, is an aspect that plays a central role. The procedure for modeling nonlinear systems based on the so-called non-linear convolution approach proved to be remarkably powerful in the case of non hysteretic systems. In the present paper we modify the non-linear convolution model to extend this approach the specific case of hysteretic systems. The experimental results confirm the validity' of the proposed modeling technique.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.