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This paper presents a brief review of the experience and perspective of a large Canadian utility with Under Excitation Limiters (UELs). The purpose of the UEL is reviewed along with the results of field testing and modelling. It is concluded that users of these devices must define the dynamic performance requirements of the limiters, by examining the purpose of their installation, and then setting and testing them accordingly.

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Changes to IEEE 421.5 recommended practice for excitation system models for power system stability studies

Hajagos¹,

Basler²

2005

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Changes to IEEE 421.5 recommended practice for excitation system models for power system stability studies

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