Elementary control objects: toward a dataflow architecture forpower electronics control software
Jinghong Guo; Edwards, S.H.; Borojevic, D.
Power Electronics Specialists Conference, 2002. pesc 02. 2002 IEEE 33rd Annual
Volume 4, Issue , 2002 Page(s): 1705 - 1710
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Summary:This paper presents dataflow architecture as an approach to designing reusable and reconfigurable control software for power electronics systems. A traditional "main-program-and-subroutine" architecture raises a number of software issues in power electronics control that are addressed by this new strategy. The infrastructure of dataflow architecture is discussed. A 3-phase inverter application is used as an example to evaluate the proposed software architecture vs. the legacy "main-program-and-subroutine" approach

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