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Optimal amount of information determination for power system steady state estimation

On the basis of literature sources analysis, the paper provides the rationale for the necessity of considering the limited digital devices capabilities when designing closed digital control systems for the complex electrical power grids. The problem of design is decomposed into two subproblems: design of current state observation vector digital transmission systems and current controlled process state estimation; design of digital systems for optimal control vector calculation, transmission and control actions realization.The paper presents consideration of the former problem, i.e. design of current state observation vector digital transmission systems and current controlled process state estimation: the mathematical model of digital system of information transmission and state estimation considering speed and reliability of technical means of implementation is presented; the functional structure of simulation complex is developed; the paper provides the formulation of the problem of estimating the optimal amount of information about the control object state, resulting in a solution of computational experiments simulating complex.
- Sirius University of Science and Technology Russian Federation
- Sirius University of Science and Technology Russian Federation
- Ural Federal University Russian Federation
- Novosibirsk State Technical University Russian Federation
- Kyrgyz State Technical University Kyrgyzstan
Optimal amount of information, DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS, PROCESS CONTROL, AUTOMATION OF CONTROL PROCESS, DIGITAL DEVICES, Mathematical modeling and simulation, OPTIMAL AMOUNT OF INFORMATION, Automation of control processes, AUTOMATION OF CONTROL PROCESSES, STATE ESTIMATION, DIGITAL SYSTEMS, POWER SYSTEMS STATE ESTIMATION, INFORMATION GATHERING, OBSERVATION VECTOR, 'CURRENT, TK1-9971, MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND SIMULATION, ESTIMATION, VECTORS, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, Power systems state estimation, Digital systems, Information gathering, CONTROL PROCESS, ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION, ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION NETWORKS, ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM CONTROL, AMOUNT OF INFORMATION
Optimal amount of information, DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS, PROCESS CONTROL, AUTOMATION OF CONTROL PROCESS, DIGITAL DEVICES, Mathematical modeling and simulation, OPTIMAL AMOUNT OF INFORMATION, Automation of control processes, AUTOMATION OF CONTROL PROCESSES, STATE ESTIMATION, DIGITAL SYSTEMS, POWER SYSTEMS STATE ESTIMATION, INFORMATION GATHERING, OBSERVATION VECTOR, 'CURRENT, TK1-9971, MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND SIMULATION, ESTIMATION, VECTORS, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, Power systems state estimation, Digital systems, Information gathering, CONTROL PROCESS, ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION, ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION NETWORKS, ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM CONTROL, AMOUNT OF INFORMATION
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