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Artificial Neural Network Applied to The Problem of Secondary Voltage Control

This paper presents the design of a controller based on an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) for the problem of the Secondary Voltage Control (SVC) in Electrical Power Systems (EPS). The design is based on the concept of Optimal Power Flow (OPF) and Pilots Nodes (PN), the obtained Controller is applied to a study case in order to validate the result. Finally the influence of various parameters that make the topology of a Neural Network are analyzed.

J. C. Vaschetti | V. H. Sauchelli | V. Sauchelli | J. Vaschetti

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