Pole-residue surrogate modeling for electromagnetic compatibility analysis using clustering
摘要
Efficient surrogate modeling is essential for statistical assessment of electromagnetic compatibility problems in modern electrical systems. Yet, traditional approaches fail due to parameter-dependent resonance shifts that violate smoothness assumptions. This paper develops a methodology combining pole-residue decomposition with clustering in order to handle the ordering inconsistencies inherent in vector fitting algorithms. Applied to the differential mode impedance of a traction motor, the approach demonstrates that clustering resolves the fundamental pole-residue ordering problem, enabling polynomial chaos expansion surrogates to achieve the required accuracy.