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arxiveess.SY2026-07-24

Physics-Informed Neural Network for Modeling the Dynamic Behavior of Grid-Forming Converters

Hussein Jaffal, Arianna Fois, Sarra Bouchkati, Amirali Mahjoob, Andreas Ulbig

This paper investigates physics-informed neural networks for modeling the full dynamic behavior of droop-controlled grid-forming converters. The approach is trained on synthetic data generated via numerical solvers and benchmarked against both traditional integration methods and a vanilla neural network. Results show higher predictive accuracy than the vanilla network using the same training data and substantially reduced runtime compared with numerical solvers.

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arxiveess.SY2026-07-14

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arxiveess.SYcs.AI2026-07-19

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This paper contributes to vehicle dynamics modeling by introducing a physics-informed neural state-space model tailored for the parking regime of a production battery-electric sedan, identified entirely from field-test maneuvers. At parking speeds the model captures what the kine…

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