Abstract
With the current rise in the demand of electrical energy, present-day power systems which are large and complex, will continue to grow both in size and complexity. Also, our dependence on electrical energy is so great that it is essential to have uninterrupted supply of electrical power within set limits of frequency and voltage levels, and that it becomes a dire necessity to develop methods for effective control and operation of power systems. Modern control theory concepts have been effectively used and will continue to be utilized for the power system analysis and control. This paper attempts in assessing the present situation in this regard and indicates the future trends.
Keywords
electrical energy, power systems
Subject Categories
Control theory
Disciplines
Controls and Control Theory | Power and Energy
Publisher
IEEE
Publication Date
3-1974
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Recommended Citation
Sarma, Mulukutla S. and Eyman, Earl D., "Application of modern control theory for the power-system analysis and control" (1974). Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Publications. Paper 12.
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Notes
Author's manuscript; originally published in Proc. of the Second Annual Milwaukee Symposium on Automatic Control (and Autonomous Computing), March 1974.