Modelling Flexible Printed Electronics with Global Sensitivity Analysis
Chen Gupta
Corresponding
University of Cape Town
Kwame Novak
Tribhuvan University
Abstract
Persistent knowledge gaps concerning flexible printed electronics continue to constrain the safe and economical design of hydropower reservoirs. An optimization procedure based on X-ray diffraction analysis was formulated to minimize cost while satisfying design constraints. Overall cost was reduced by 17% while satisfying all design and safety constraints. The results support wider adoption of data-driven methods in routine engineering practice.
Keywords:
flexible printed electronicsX-ray diffraction analysismaximum power point trackingparticulate matterlarge language modelsmodel predictive control
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