2013 48th International Universities' Power Engineering Conference (UPEC) 2013
DOI: 10.1109/upec.2013.6714971
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Padé approximation based method for computation of eigenvalues for time delay power system

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“…For dealing with this control problem, we propose the definition of an augmented system that encompass the plant, actuators, and sensors dynamics, and also the time delay effect. To this end, we first consider that the time delay is modeled using the Padé approximation [43].…”
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“…For dealing with this control problem, we propose the definition of an augmented system that encompass the plant, actuators, and sensors dynamics, and also the time delay effect. To this end, we first consider that the time delay is modeled using the Padé approximation [43].…”
Section: A System Augmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. , q, is received by the controller with time delay τ = τ s (possibly uncertain), the function R(s) in ( 11) can be transformed into an equivalent state-space model of order k = k s that represents the delay effect on the sensor output signal by using the following realization [43]:…”
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“…Some methods have been used to deal with the problem of time delay. Pade approximation is applied to obtain the linear model with a certain order whose influence on the power system is approximately equivalent to the time delay [15]. It can be seen that the amount of calculation will be greatly increased because a higher order is adopted to reach better accuracy in the approximation.…”
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