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Understanding of voltage sag mitigation using PWM switched autotransformer through MATLAB Simulation

Devaraju et al., 2012

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2233722029822092967
Author
Devaraju T
Sankar A
Reddy V
Kumar M
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World Journal of Modelling and Simulation

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Custom Power devices like Dynamic voltage restorer and STATCOM are normally employed as a solution for mitigation of voltage sag and swell. This paper presents modeling and analysis of PWM switched autotransformer that can compensate during voltage sag and …
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