A hybrid algorithm to tune power oscillation dampers for FACTS devices in power systems
Authors:
- M.F. CastoldiMCM.F. Castoldi
- D.S. SanchesDSD.S. Sanches
- M.R. MansourMMM.R. Mansour
- N.G. BretasNBN.G. Bretas
- R.A. RamosRRR.A. Ramos
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Control Engineering Practice
- Vol. 24, 25-32
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