Divan, 2005 - Google Patents
Improving power line utilization and performance with D-FACTS devicesDivan, 2005
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- 18171074041961822133
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- Divan D
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- IEEE Power Engineering Society General Meeting, 2005
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This paper discusses the use of massively-dispersed mass-manufactured communications- enabled sensor, power-converter and actuator networks to realize a smart, fault tolerant, controllable and asset efficient power grid. A critical unfulfilled need, power flow control on …
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