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Virtual Capacitor Concept for Computationally Efficient and Flexible Real-Time MMC Model

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In this paper, we developed a simulation-based architecture evaluation framework for field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), called FPGA-SPICE, which enables automatic layout-level estimation and electrical simulations of FPGA architectures. FPGA-SPICE can ...

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