Voltage and current compensation in dispersed generation systems

Voltage and current compensation in dispersed generation systems

This paper deals with power quality improvement by using a combination of passive filters and UPQC in power systems. Passive filters are a common method to compensate harmonics and reactive power. However they have drawbacks such as limited band width, the effects of system impedance on compensation...

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