Large-step generator model based on time domain transformation
A generator and time domain technology, which is applied in the directions of controlling generators, controlling generators, and motor generators through magnetic field changes, and can solve problems such as the realization of generator models that are not given.
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[0083] figure 1 When the synchronous generator shown in is in steady-state operation (generator input mechanical torque is 0, excitation voltage is 1 per unit), test the dynamic process after the three-phase grounding of the generator outlet, adopt the method proposed by the present invention The motor model based on time domain transformation is used for simulation calculation. Due to the large step size technology based on time domain transformation, compared with the typical step size of 50 microseconds used in traditional electromagnetic transient simulation programs, this example uses a 500 microsecond step size under the premise of ensuring calculation accuracy. The step size is calculated. Different from the motor model in the traditional electromagnetic transient simulation program, the motor model based on time domain transformation proposed by the present invention can not only output the instantaneous waveform of the stator quantit...
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