Accurate knowledge of impedance parameters in transmission line helps to improve the system efficiency and performance. Nowadays, the estimation of impedance parameters in transmission line has b ecome possib le with the availab ility of computational method. This paper aims to develop Kalman filter model b y using Matlab simulink to estimate accurate values of resistance (R), rea ctance (X), and susceptance (B) in medium transmission line. The accuracy of the parameters can b e improved b y reducing the unknown errors in the system. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the Kalman filter method, a case study of simulated medium transmission line is presented and comparison b etween Kalman Filter (KF) and Linear Least Square (LLS) method is also considered to evaluate their performances.
This paper present the development of Kalman filter that allows evaluation in the estimation of resistance (R), inductance (L), and capacitance (C) values for Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) short transmission line. To overcome the weaknesses of existing system such as power losses in the transmission line, Kalman Filter can be a better solution to estimate the parameters. The aim of this paper is to estimate RLC values by using Kalman filter that in the end can increase the system efficiency in UMP. In this research, matlab simulink model is developed to analyse the UMP short transmission line by considering different noise conditions to reprint certain unknown parameters which are difficult to predict. The data is then used for comparison purposes between calculated and estimated values. The results have illustrated that the Kalman Filter estimate accurately the RLC parameters with less error. The comparison of accuracy between Kalman Filter and Least Square method is also presented to evaluate their performances.
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