Chen et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Real-time Monitoring Technology of Voltage Sag Disturbance in Distribution Network Based on TCN-Attention Neural Network and Flink Flow ComputingChen et al., 2023
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- Chen Z
- Yang L
- Tian J
- Chen Z
- Xu X
- Zhao E
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- Distributed Generation & Alternative Energy Journal
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In the face of the challenges brought by the complexity of power grid, diversification of disturbance factors, isolation of monitoring points and other issues to the cause identification of voltage sag disturbance, this paper proposes a real-time monitoring technology for …
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