A model for the study of fast transients on a D-C distribution system

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Hamilton, George S.
Lamay, Urban R.,Jr.
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1965Advisor
Demetry, James A.
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Fast voltage transients have been found capable of disrupting the
operation of a proposed solid-state, ac-dc inverter system. A method is
proposed for studying the propagation of such transients in an involved
d-c power distribution system connected to such an inverter. The use of
computer simulation of the system is proposed and detailed. Mathematical
equivalents of various circuit elements are developed, and signal
flow graphs are used to write the system's equations in a form adapted
to the computer. Use of this method is shown to allow a large number of
system locations to be chosen as inputs or as points of measurement,
even when the simulation is programmed for a digital computer.
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