Engineers or Advance electrical Design & Engineering institute trained to engineer have been using simulation power system tools to predict the behavior of power systems, from small DC/DC converters to large, integrated distribution systems with multiple AC and DC busses operating at multiple voltages and frequencies. The challenge, as with any physical modeling and simulation tool, is in being able to apply it effectively—in this context to the design of electrical power systems. One may consider several perspectives that determine how effectively physical modeling and simulation tools are applied:

From the standpoint of power system technology

Power system technology continues to evolve at an astonishing rate. New device technology and digital control techniques are enabling higher efficiencies and higher power levels to meet the demands of modern applications. More frequently, design is done from the perspective of the entire system, in which the loads themselves can exhibit complex nonlinear behaviours and the operating environment can have a significant influence on system robustness. Accordingly, tools must have sufficient capability to describe the critical dynamics of complete systems, often composed of both analog and digital behaviours and spanning multiple physical domains.
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From the designer’s perspective, physical modeling and simulation tools are becoming more necessary to manage the sheer complexity of integrated system behavior and to meet shorter design cycle times that traditional development processes might not permit. Safety is also a growing concern, as high power devices can pose a significant risk to an engineer during physical prototyping and testing. While the purpose of engineering software is to address complex problems, the software itself doesn’t need to be prohibitively complex as to discourage its use. Often an afterthought in technical software, the qualities of a tool that make it “easy to use” hold value for the expert and novice alike. Along with ease of use, the utility of a software tool is often assessed by its support for the range of design and analysis methodologies that the designer requires.

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The over a century of experience engineering switching, protection, and control solutions for power grids, AEDEI is now leading the industry with innovative software solutions to improve grid reliability, capacity, and efficiency. We have drawn on our extensive expertise in power grids and decades of experience in software development to create software that provides the intelligence to power critical smart grid applications. AEDEI power systems software enables important applications such as grid optimization programs, self-healing solutions, and distributed energy management.

Trained and understands the work involved in deploying and maintaining switching, protection, and control solutions for modern power grids. We applied this knowledge in developing software tools that make it easier for engineers and technicians to manage grid-based devices and supporting technology, like communication systems. Whether you are designing your system in the office or performing work in the field, S&C offers software you need to simplify these tasks.
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