Power system model circuit analysis

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The discussion focuses on the challenges of analyzing a circuit model for connecting a wind farm to the grid, specifically in deriving state space equations for stability analysis. The user seeks assistance in formulating these equations to facilitate eigenvalue calculations using MATLAB. They specify the circuit's parameters, including a 33 kV, 50 Hz voltage source representing an infinite bus, and clarify their interest in distribution-level analysis. The output requirements include voltages across resistors and state variables for capacitors and inductors. A suggested resource for the necessary equations is provided via a link to a relevant article.
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Hello everyone,

I am new here and I really really need someone's help.

I am studying the operational issues that could arise when connecting a windfarm to the grid. I have drawn a circuit model and it is the one I will use for the study. I am stuck with the circuit analysis. I need to derive the state space equations in order to get the system matrix from which I can study the stability by finding the eigenvalues. Once I have derived the equations I can do it myself using MATLAB but I need someone to help me with the equations PLEASE. The voltage source on the left hand side represents an infinite bus at 33 kV and 50 Hz. I am only interested in what happens on the right hand side ie distribution level.

I need the voltages across the resistors to be the outputs and voltages across the capacitors and currents across inductors to be state variables. I only need the equations i can derive the matrices.


Reply as soon as possible. I've attached the circuit to this post.

thanks a lot
 

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