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The bootstrap variable inductance: a new FACTS control element

Bina et al., 1999

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11580730215016219773
Author
Bina M
Hamill D
Publication year
Publication venue
30th Annual IEEE Power Electronics Specialists Conference. Record.(Cat. No. 99CH36321)

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A new FACTS controller, the bootstrap variable inductance, can emulate variable positive and negative inductance. Unlike the conventional capacitive approach for reducing inductive reactance in AC power systems, it has the advantage that resonance is impossible …
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