2017
DOI: 10.1109/tim.2017.2713018
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Dynamic Phasor Estimation Through DSTKF Under Transient Conditions

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“…The filter outperforms when λ k is less than one and no correction is required [39]. Henceforth, from (50), we can get (31) as…”
Section: ) Ff and Sstsckf Algorithmmentioning
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“…The filter outperforms when λ k is less than one and no correction is required [39]. Henceforth, from (50), we can get (31) as…”
Section: ) Ff and Sstsckf Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, Yin et al [30] have proposed the symmetric strong tracking EKF (SSTEKF) to avert the stability related issues commence in the STEKF. Huang et al [31] have developed double suboptimal scaling factor based adaptive STKF (DSTKF) algorithm for phasor measurement to adjust the process noise covariance matrix and the error covariance matrix in real-time, thus mitigating the shortcomings of the STKF. Li et al [32] have proposed the strong tracking CKF (STCKF) for real-time orbit determination, which adjusts the gain matrix online and forces the residual errors to be mutually orthogonal, thus allowing more accurate performance than the CKF.…”
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“…Dynamic phasor is estimated using the Taylor expansion, where frequency deviation is derived directly from fitting parameters to avoid magnification of fitting errors. A double suboptimal-scaling factor-adaptive strongtracking Kalman filter (DSTKF)-based phasor measurement unit algorithm which can meet the accuracy requirement of the IEEE standard C37.118.1 under the dynamic condition was proposed in [26]. This method uses a kth Taylor polynomial to linearize the complex exponential of the signal model and estimates the dynamic phasor using DSTKF.…”
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