Laboratory-based test bed of a three terminals DC networks using power hardware in the loop
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AMAMRA, Sid-AliCOLAS, FrédéricGUILLAUD, XavierNGUEFEU, SamuelRésumé
In this paper a three stations MTDC grid is presented, providing a specific application of our work. The experimental platform is intended to combine electrical power components and communication/control equipment with real-time simulation tools. In this way the platform can test grid elements and evaluate different operation scenarios under various conditions.
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