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Song et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Improved coordinated control strategy for hybrid STATCOM using required reactive power estimation method

Song et al., 2019

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Document ID
10452850303404719233
Author
Song S
Hwang S
Jang G
Yoon M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Access

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The penetration level of renewable energy resources has grown in such a way that their effects on the power system can no longer be neglected. In order to cope with these problems, grid operators are forced to improve the stability of the grid connection point, and …
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