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Wind farm stability analysis in the presence of variable-speed generators

Dicorato et al., 2012

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5992002540094576416
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Dicorato M
Forte G
Trovato M
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Energy

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Variable-speed technologies have been adopted to improve the efficiency of electricity generation in wind farms. Among these technologies, doubly-fed induction generators have widely spread and their stability issues have been experienced and analysed. In recent …
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