Voltage regulator utilizing a static VAR generator with half per

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – For reactive power control – Using impedance

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ABSTRACT:
A voltage regulator is taught for maintaining the terminal voltage of a three phase transmission line at a fixed reference value. The voltage regulator system utilizes the reactance of the transmission line in conjunction with reactive current from a VAR generator to compensate for the voltage effect of line current as it flows through the line reactance. The VAR generator is of the parallel capacitor-inductor type where the inductor is controlled by a thyristor switch. The conduction of the thyristor is controlled by utilizing a control system which generates an error signal based on the half period average of line voltage. The error signal is converted to a signal which is proportional to flux linkages by an integrator and then compared with the integral of the voltage signal for determining the conduction angle of the thyristor switches.

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patent: 4104576 (1978-08-01), Frank

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