Magnetic Devices Behavioral Modeling based on Genetic Programming and Neural Networks
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author = "Giulia {Di Capua} and Mario Molinara and
Francesco Fontanella and Claudio {De Stefano} and
Nicola Femia and Nunzio Oliva",
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title = "Magnetic Devices Behavioral Modeling based on Genetic
Programming and Neural Networks",
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booktitle = "WIVACE 2022, XVI International Workshop on Artificial
Life and Evolutionary Computation",
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year = "2022",
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editor = "Claudio {De Stefano} and Francesco Fontanella",
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address = "Gaeta (LT), Italy",
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month = sep # " 14-16",
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keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, ANN, FCPI",
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abstract = "This abstract compares two models for AC power loss
prediction in Ferrite-Core Power Inductors (FCPIs) used
in Switch-Mode Power Supply (SMPS) applications. A
first model has been identified by means of a genetic
programming algorithm and a multi-objective
optimization technique. The resulting AC power loss
model uses the voltage and switching frequency imposed
to the FCPI as input variables, while the DC inductor
current is used as a parameter expressing the impact of
saturation on the magnetic device.A second model relies
on a multilayer perceptron with a single hidden layer.
The resulting AC power loss model uses the voltage,
switching frequency and DC inductor current all as
input variables. A 10 microHenrys FCPI has been adopted
as case study and a large sets of power loss
experimental measurements have been adopted as training
and test sets, including operations in partial
saturation conditions. The higher reliability and
flexibility of the FCPI behavioral modeling based on
genetic programming is eventually proved.",
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notes = "Abstract only?
http://wivace2022.unicas.it/files/programWIVACE2022.pdf",
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Genetic Programming entries for
Giulia Di Capua
Mario Molinara
Francesco R Fontanella
Claudio De Stefano
Nicola Femia
Nunzio Oliva
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