Simulations in the field of power converters for particle accelerators
Narcisse Ngada

TL;DR
This paper reviews simulation techniques for power converters in particle accelerators, highlighting their principles, tools, and practical applications to aid in system design and analysis.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of analog and numerical simulation methods, including their applications and key considerations for selecting appropriate tools.
Findings
Analog and numerical simulations are essential for understanding power converter behavior.
Practical applications demonstrate the effectiveness of different simulation types.
Guidelines help in choosing suitable simulation tools for specific needs.
Abstract
The complexity and cost of building and running high-power electrical systems make the use of simulations unavoidable. The simulations available today provide great understanding about how systems really operate. This paper helps the reader to gain an insight into simulation in the field of power converters for particle accelerators. Starting with the definition and basic principles of simulation, two simulation types, as well as their leading tools, are presented: analog and numerical simulations. Some practical applications of each simulation type are also considered. The final conclusion then summarizes the main important items to keep in mind before opting for a simulation tool or before performing a simulation.
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