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Constitutive Currents and Power Components for polyphase load analysis under nonsinusoidal and unbalanced conditions
The recently proposed Constitutive Currents and Power Components (C2PC) framework for the analysis of single-phase nonsinusoidal systems is extended further to polyphase unbalanced networks. The C2PC decomposition provides a time-domain refinement of the Currents' Physical Components (CPC) approach. A particularly appealing feature of the C2PC framework is that it does not require the load admittance.