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Time domain method to detect harmonic sources in unbalanced power systems

Aiello et al., 2003

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2756200387524144448
Author
Aiello M
Cataliotti A
Cosentino V
Nuccio S
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XVII IMEKO World Congress, Metrology in the 3 Millennium

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Abstract− In recent years the problem of harmonic pollution has become more urgent, because of the development in distribution systems of non linear loads that draw non- sinusoidal currents. This paper presents a time domain method for harmonics sources …
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