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IEEE Transactions on Power Systems
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Multi-area analysis of small signal stability in large electric power systems by SMA

Authors: Rouco Rodríguez, Luis; Pérez Arriaga, José Ignacio;

Multi-area analysis of small signal stability in large electric power systems by SMA

Abstract

Artículos en revistas The authors present an efficient methodology for the analysis of small signal stability in large electric power systems. It is based on the selective modal analysis approach and assumes a multi-area structure of the small signal behavior in large power systems. In the proposed procedure, the system modes are separated into two categories (the inter-area and the intra-area modes) and are independently determined. Results of the application to a realistic large power system with 266 generators and 1472 buses are discussed. info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion

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