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发表于 2008-4-10 12:02:55
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Well, there are several source models in EMTDC/PSCAD, all ramping from 0.7 _6 k% g( p |% Z3 P
There is a ramping time you can choose. The ramping pattern can be linear, exponential or other.... @, s2 g( Q x) l
for instance, linear...
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Va=Vm*t*sin(wt+120)
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when t=0, va=0, vb=0 and Vc=0 np problem. g7 C5 ?& F$ @ a- E% ?
t can be normalized so that the magnitude can be ramp to the Vm in certain time, then stays there.
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There is no problem to implement this.
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+ c. U/ Y3 R: X8 b7 rAnyway, focusing on such small detail won't help you understand the simulation.
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" t% @( `! |) `If you are really interested in EMTDC, please read the manual carefully, and you should also read EMTP theory book and take power system analysis courses in university.6 E( ]- T+ Q# W# e# Z
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Those programming tip/detail is no that important, but sometime fun...
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