Periodic injection of a second harmonic component with Fourier isolation for the detection of power islands

Distributed Generation (DG) systems include several technologies, many based on renewable energy sources. Due to the intermittent nature of many DG systems, it is necessary to include energy storage devices. This results in a multitude of DG units that require grid connection. Single phase power con...

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