Set of functions used in hybrid devices when finite Norton equivalent impedances are used
This package contains a set of functions used to calculate impedance matrices for hybrid components if positive-, negative- and zero-sequence Norton equivalent impedances are considered to have finite values.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Package (Icon for standard packages).
Name | Description |
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Inverse | Calculation of filter admittances, given filter's impedances |
PositiveFilter | Calculation of positive-sequence filter used in Norton equivalent. |
NegZerFilter | Calculation of negative, and zero-sequence filters used in Norton equivalent. |
Calculation of filter admittances, given filter's impedances
This function is used to transform both positive and negative-zero impedance filters into admittances. The filters are necessary for Norton equivalent admittances calculations, and this function allows the transformation of filter impedances into admittances.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Function (Icon for functions).
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I[1, 18] |
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O[1, 18] |
Calculation of positive-sequence filter used in Norton equivalent.
This function calculates a positive-sequece impedance filter used in hybrid components. The filter is used as a positive-sequence Norton equivalent admittance, representing the single-phase equivalent seen from the three-phase side.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Function (Icon for functions).
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Z[1, 18] |
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Y[1, 18] |
Calculation of negative, and zero-sequence filters used in Norton equivalent.
This function calculates negative-, and zero-sequece impedance filters used in hybrid components. The filters are used as a negative-, and zero-sequece Norton equivalent admittances, representing the single-phase equivalent seen from the three-phase side.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Function (Icon for functions).
Name | Description |
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Z[1, 18] |
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Y[1, 18] |