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Shabestary et al., 2013 - Google Patents

Ladder network parameters determination considering nondominant resonances of the transformer winding

Shabestary et al., 2013

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17707682256043603555
Author
Shabestary M
Ghanizadeh A
Gharehpetian G
Agha-Mirsalim M
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IEEE transactions on power delivery

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In order to accurately model the transient behavior of transformer windings, we need models with a large number of nodes and parameters. This paper proposes a model that has fewer nodes and can accurately predict the behavior of a transformer in a wide range of …
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