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Off-line parameter and state estimation for power electronic circuits
The authors show how power circuit parameters and waveforms can be systematically estimated offline from recorded segments of accessible waveforms. The iterative nonlinear least-squares algorithm described combines simulation and analysis to assess fit, determine sensitivities, and tune parameters. Pitfalls, and strategies for overcoming them, are discussed and illustrated.<>