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Harmonic analysis with Symmetrical Space Phasor Components

S. Konig, G. Herold

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The Symmetrical Space Phasor Components are a second transformation following the well-known transformation of the phase quantities into space phasor and zero sequence. With them it is possible to immediately indicate an occurring voltage or current unbalance in an electrical power network. Furthermore the unbalance can be assigned to a specific harmonic group.

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The Symmetrical Space Phasor Components are a second transformation following the well-known transformation of the phase quantities into space phasor and zero sequence. With them it is possible to immediately indicate an occurring voltage or current unbalance in an electrical power network. Furthermore the unbalance can be assigned to a specific harmonic group.

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The Symmetrical Space Phasor Components are a second transformation following the well-known transformation of the phase quantities into space phasor and zero sequence. With them it is possible to immediately indicate an occurring voltage or current unbalance in an electrical power network. Furthermore the unbalance can be assigned to a specific harmonic group.

Key concepts: Phasor, Symmetrical components, Harmonic analysis, Harmonic, Voltage, Transformation (genetics), Space (punctuation), Sequence (biology)

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