Accuracy evaluation of power hardware-in-the-loop simulation of a boost chopper

This paper mainly discusses the accuracy of power hardware-in-the-loop simulation (PHILS) through an example of a boost chopper. A method to evaluate the error of PHILS is presented and verified by both experimental results and offline simulation results of the PHILS of a boost chopper. The factors which affect the accuracy are also discussed and verified by experimental results.

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