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Measurement-based load modeling using transfer functions for dynamic simulations

Visconti et al., 2013

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3385405726202043816
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Visconti I
Lima D
de Sousa Costa J
de BC Sobrinho N
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IEEE Transactions on Power Systems

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Measurement-based load modeling is a promising approach to reliably represent load behavior in dynamic simulations of large power systems. This paper presents a methodology that starts with the acquisition of voltages and currents from power quality …
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