Dynamics and control of large electric power systems

By Marija D. Ilic, J. Zaborszky. 2000

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Small-Signal Methods for AC Distributed Power Systems–A Review (2009, background): “Traditional power systems theory deals with such timevarying behavior by using phasor-based models [15]–[17].”
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Distributed Parameter Estimation in Sensor Networks: Nonlinear Observation Models and Imperfect Communication (2008, methodology): “in the following, for a more complete treatment of the classical problem of static phase estimation in power grids the reader is referred to one of the many existing excellent textbooks, for example, [54]. For our purpose, we may assume the power grid to be a physical network of N generators and loa”
Damping Methods for Resonances Caused by LCL-Filter-Based Current-Controlled Grid-Tied Power Inverters: An Overview (2017, background): “widely adopted to assess the small-signal stability of the systems [21], [22].”
Singular perturbations and time scales in control theory and applications: An overview (2002, background): “For electrical machines and electric power systems see [64, 182] for an overview on this area, [66] for a time-scale approach to the decomposition and aggregation of dynamic networks with dense and sparse connections with an illustration of a 2000-node power network, [324] the application to the dis”
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