CORTEXA
← Browse
arxiveess.SY2026-07-07

FlexRC: A Flexible Multi-Point Model Order Reduction Method for Many-Port RC Networks

Yuncheng Xu, Siyuan Yin, Lin Liu, Fan Yang, Xuan Zeng, Chengtao An, Yangfeng Su

Efficient model order reduction for many-port resistor-capacitor (RC) networks is essential in post-layout circuit simulation. Existing high-accuracy elimination-based methods have certain limitations, such as fixed frequency points, large reduced-order models, or high reduction cost. This paper proposes FlexRC, a flexible multi-point model order reduction method for many-port RC networks. FlexRC starts from the same elimination step as previous methods, and then constructs a nonorthogonal projection basis by a modified block rational Arnoldi process to generate a sparse banded reduced model. FlexRC features three adjustable components: user-specified frequency points, a tolerance-controlled port-reduction technique for the internal subsystem, and an optional sparsity-control strategy. We discuss passivity under port-reduction perturbations, analyze moment matching, and provide a conservative error estimate for port reduction. Numerical experiments on industrial RC examples and IBM power-grid examples demonstrate the effectiveness of FlexRC in terms of reduction time and transient simulation time.

View free PDFSource page

Related papers

arxiveess.SY2026-07-24

Fast Frequency Services from HVDC-Connected Offshore Wind Power Plants: A Review in the European Context

Zhenghua Xu, George Alin Raducu, Behnam Nouri, Oscar Saborío-Romano, Nicolaos A. Cutululis

The rapid expansion of offshore wind energy is central to the European Union's climate-neutrality targets, with High Voltage Direct Current-connected offshore wind power plants (HVDC-OWPPs) becoming increasingly important for integrating gigawatt-scale renewable generation over l…

View free PDFSource page
arxivcs.ROeess.SY2026-07-24

Conformal Constraint Tightening for Chance-Constrained Motion Planning with Unknown Dynamics

Shubham Natraj, Bruno Sinopoli, Yiannis Kantaros

Motion planning algorithms compute control sequences that drive autonomous robots to goal regions while avoiding unsafe states. Existing methods, from sampling-based planning to deep reinforcement learning, typically provide task-completion guarantees only with respect to a nomin…

View free PDFSource page
arxivcs.NIcs.MAeess.SY2026-07-24

Predictive Lightweight MARL for Resilient Coverage in Sparse-Signaling Aerial Networks

Chuan-Chi Lai, Ang-Hsun Tsai

This letter proposes the Predictive Lightweight Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (PL-MARL) framework to ensure resilient coverage in bandwidth-constrained UAV swarms. To counter coordination collapse caused by sparse signaling and information aging, we introduce a Kinematic-Awa…

View free PDFSource page
arxiveess.SY2026-07-24

Physics-Informed Neural Network for Modeling the Dynamic Behavior of Grid-Forming Converters

Hussein Jaffal, Arianna Fois, Sarra Bouchkati, Amirali Mahjoob, Andreas Ulbig

This paper investigates physics-informed neural networks for modeling the full dynamic behavior of droop-controlled grid-forming converters. The approach is trained on synthetic data generated via numerical solvers and benchmarked against both traditional integration methods and…

View free PDFSource page
arxiveess.SY2026-07-24

StateFormer: A Multivariate Transformer for Learning History-Dependent Battery State Dynamics and Long-Horizon Health Forecasting

Zhe Bai, Stephen Harris

This paper introduces a novel multivariate Transformer \emph{StateFormer} that forecasts degradation dynamics of large-scale battery systems. The model learns across time scales, from short-term thermal fluctuations to long-term aging trajectories, enabling accurate prediction of…

View free PDFSource page