Application and Challenges of In-Memory Computing in Power System Simulation

Simulation technology is an important means of operating mechanistic analysis in the power system. Under the background of new power system, the disk Input/Output (I/O) between traditional simulation engines and operational analysis businesses has become a performance bottleneck in simulation analysis. To address this issue, some researchers have attempted to introduce in-memory computing (IMC) into the power system simulation. In this paper, the current application results of IMC in power system simulation is summarized, and the current research ideas is extracted. Further, the unique challenges and development trends faced by IMC in the field of the power system simulation is analyzed, providing a reference for future research directions.