| 205 - 211 |
Performance analysis of a three-phase induction generator connected to a single-phase power system
Chan TF |
| 212 - 212 |
Performance analysis of a three-phase induction generator connected to a single-phase power system - Discussion
Poloujadoff M |
| 212 - 212 |
Performance analysis of a three-phase induction generator connected to a single-phase power system - Discussion
Pierrat L, Fracchia M |
| 212 - 213 |
Performance analysis of a three-phase induction generator connected to a single-phase power system - Discussion
Chan TF |
| 214 - 220 |
Modeling of polyphase brushless exciter behavior for failing diode operation
Zouaghi T, Poloujadoff M |
| 221 - 227 |
Comprehensive salient-pole synchronous machine parametric design analysis using time-step finite element-state space modeling techniques
Deng F, Demerdash NA |
| 228 - 228 |
Comprehensive salient-pole synchronous machine parametric design analysis using time-step finite element-state space modeling techniques - Discussion
Shah MJ |
| 228 - 229 |
Comprehensive salient-pole synchronous machine parametric design analysis using time-step finite element-state space modeling techniques - Discussion
Deng F, Demerdash NA |
| 230 - 235 |
Standstill frequency response testing and modeling of salient-pole synchronous machines
Park DY, Karmaker HC, Dawson GE, Eastham AR |
| 236 - 236 |
Standstill frequency response testing and modeling of salient-pole synchronous machines - Discussion
Saunders RM |
| 236 - 236 |
Standstill frequency response testing and modeling of salient-pole synchronous machines - Discussion
Karmaker HC, Park DY, Dawson GE, Eastham AR |
| 237 - 242 |
Application of STATCOM for damping torsional oscillations in series compensated ac systems
Patil KV, Senthil J, Jiang J, Mathur RM |
| 243 - 243 |
Application of STATCOM for damping torsional oscillations in series compensated ac systems - Discussion
Yao Z, Rajagopalan V |
| 243 - 243 |
Application of STATCOM for damping torsional oscillations in series compensated ac systems - Discussion
Patil KV, Senthil J, Jiang J, Mathur RM |
| 244 - 249 |
New approach to determine the critical capacitance for self-excited induction generators
Harrington RJ, Bassiouny FMM |
| 250 - 256 |
Limiting induction motor transient shaft torques following source discontinuities
Richards GG, Laughton MA |
| 257 - 262 |
Commutation torque ripple minimization for permanent magnet synchronous machines with Hall effect position feedback
Batzel TD, Lee KY |
| 263 - 269 |
Modeling of line side harmonic currents produced by variable speed induction motor drives
Dell'Aquila A, Lassandro A, Zanchetta P |
| 270 - 275 |
An improved method for incorporating magnetic saturation in the Q-D synchronous machine model
Corzine KA, Kuhn BT, Sudhoff SD, Hegner HJ |
| 276 - 281 |
Two-loop controller for maximizing performance of a grid-connected photovoltaic-fuel cell hybrid power plant
Ro K, Rahman S |
| 282 - 291 |
A new real-time digital simulator of the turbine-alternator-grid system (STAR) for control apparatus closed-loop tests
Corsi S, Pozzi M, Tagliabue G |
| 292 - 299 |
The ENEL's experience on the evolution of excitation control systems through microprocessor technology
Arcidiacono V, Corsi S, Tagliabue G, Ottaviani G, Togno S, Baroffio G, Raffaelli C, Rosa E |
| 300 - 304 |
An advanced electronic load governor for control of micro hydroelectric generation
Henderson D |
