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Implementation and Test Results of a Generalized Self-Tuning Excitation Controller

A self-tuning excitation controller performing the functions of AVR (automatic voltage regulation) and stabilization, and an interactive man-machine interface have been implemented using two microcomputers. The general setup of the hardware and software are described. Results of experimental tests on a physical model of a power system are also presented. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of the adaptive controller. >

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