Acknowledgments
Simscape™ Electrical™Specialized Power Systems,Simscape Power Systems™Specialized Technology, and SimPowerSystems™ First Generation software were developed by the following people and organizations.
- Gilbert Sybille
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Hydro-Québec Research Institute (IREQ), Varennes, Québec. Original author ofSimscape ElectricalSpecialized Power Systems software, technical coordinator, author of phasor simulation, discretization techniques, and documentation. Technical supervision and design of the FACTS and Renewable Energy libraries, and documentation.
- Louis-A. Dessaint
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技术学院师范学院(ETS),蒙特利尔,Québec. Author of machine models. Technical supervision and design of the electric drive library contents and documentation.
- Bruno DeKelper
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技术学院师范学院(ETS),蒙特利尔,Québec. Author of TLC functions associated with the simulation of the state space equations.
- Olivier Tremblay, Jean-Roch Cossa
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技术学院师范学院(ETS),蒙特利尔,Québec. Validations and tests.
- Patrice Brunelle
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Hydro-Québec Research Institute (IREQ), Varennes, Québec. Main software engineer. Author of graphical user interfaces, model integration into Simulink®and Physical Modeling, and documentation.
- Roger Champagne
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技术学院师范学院(ETS),蒙特利尔,Québec. Author of machine models, of revised state space formulation. Design of the graphical user interface of the electric drive library.
- Pierre Giroux, Richard Gagnon, Silvano Casoria
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Hydro-Québec Research Institute (IREQ), Varennes, Québec. Development of the FACTS and Renewable Energy libraries. Key beta testers and developers of severalSimscape ElectricalSpecialized Power Systems blocks, demos, and documentation.
- Hoang Lehuy
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Université Laval, Québec City. Validation tests and author of several models, functions, and documentation. Validation of the electric drives library.
- Handy Fortin-Blanchette, Olivier Tremblay, Christophe Semaille
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技术学院师范学院(ETS),蒙特利尔,Québec. Development of the AC and DC drives models.
- Hassan Ouquelle, Jean-Nicolas Paquin
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技术学院师范学院(ETS),蒙特利尔,Québec. Development of the Single-Phase Asynchronous Machine model and Saturation in Asynchronous Machine model.
- Pierre Mercier
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iOMEGAt. Project manager for the Power System Blockset™ software versions 1 and 2 and for the Simulink electric drives library.
The authors acknowledge the contributions of the following people:
Innocent Kamwa, Raymond Roussel, Kamal Al-Haddad, Mohamed Tou, Christian Dufour, Momcilo Gavrilovic, Christian Larose, David McCallum,Bahram Khodabakhchian,Manuel Alvarado Sandoval, and Stéphane Desjardins
