Discrete control of unified power flow controller for stability improvement

The emerging flexible ac transmission system (FACTS) controllers are considered to be suitable for transient stability control due to their speed and flexibility. In this paper, a control strategy is developed to achieve maximal improvement in transient stability and damp the rotor oscillations using unified power flow controller (UPFC). The control strategy involves maximization and minimization of power flow in a l injected by t olution can b al line can i

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