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Detailed investigation and performance improvement of the dynamic behavior of grid-connected DFIG-based wind turbines under LVRT conditions

Alsmadi et al., 2018

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10177988856636242565
Author
Alsmadi Y
Xu L
Blaabjerg F
Ortega A
Abdelaziz A
Wang A
Albataineh Z
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IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications

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Power generation and grid stability have become key issues in the last decade. The high penetration of large capacity wind generation into the electric power grid has led to serious concerns about its influence on the dynamic behavior of power systems. The low-voltage …
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