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A high quality power supply system with DC smart grid

Kurohane et al., 2010

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13525051070675382960
Author
Kurohane K
Senjyu T
Yona A
Urasaki N
Muhando E
Funabashi T
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE PES T&D 2010

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Due to the depletion of energy resources and consideration of the natural environment, introduction of natural energy facilities have been increasing yearly. However, due to the fluctuating power from renewable energy sources, the DC bus voltage fluctuation of DC grid …
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