Modeling And Control Of Power Converters In Weak And Unbalanced Electric Grids
Modeling And Control Of Power Converters In Weak And Unbalanced Electric Grids
Source: https://verlag.tu-berlin.de
Edited by: Hendrik Just
Grid converters increasingly affect power system operation due to the increasing share of renewable energy sources and less conventional power plants with synchronous machines
connected to the grid.
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