论文信息 - Some unique signal processing applications in power system planning

Some unique signal processing applications in power system planning

Three applications of digital signal processing in power system planning are discussed. The use of a vector radix 2-D FFT in a spatial load growth model has reduced computation time for spatial convolutions by an order of magnitude. The character of a power system is used to derive a set of 2-D digital filters that represent the power system's sensitivity to spatial load forecast-design errors. System design filters provide a useful way of analyzing long range power system needs.

H. Willis | J. Aanstoos

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