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Parameter estimation from frequency response measurements
The identification of power apparatus parameters to be specified in transient models from frequency response tests is a well established practice. There has been, in addition, a significant effort in the development of fitting procedures that could derive the parameters from frequency response curves. This paper summarizes the present status of electrical parameter determination for synchronous machines and transformers from frequency response measurements. The document discusses power apparatus models, test setups, and fitting procedures.
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