论文信息 - A tool for small-signal security assessment of power systems

A tool for small-signal security assessment of power systems

This paper presents a small-signal security assessment tool (SSAT), which integrates the latest in the development of computational algorithms with the analysis requirements from the industry. It provides advanced features for the small-signal security assessment as well as extensive capabilities for conventional small-signal stability analysis. The theoretical foundations of SSAT are described and its computational capabilities illustrated with numerical examples.

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