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6226. Power Network Dynamics and Simulation
3.00 credits
Prerequisites: ECE 5101 or 6122, or instructor consent.
Grading Basis: Graded
Introduction to power network dynamics with emphasis on numerical simulation techniques. Numerical integration rules for large scale power networks, numerical oscillation and its solution, power system components, frequency-dependent transmission network, nonlinear elements, network equivalents, power network stability. Applications of network simulation to microgrid stability analysis and control design. Real-time simulation algorithms for interdependent infrastructures analysis.
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