Analysis of the Principle and Suppressed Measures of Low Frequency Oscillation in Interconnected Power System

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In interconnected systems, the low frequency oscillation becomes an important factor that affects the power system stability and limits power transport. This paper analyses the principle of low frequency oscillation in power system and the measures on suppressed low frequency oscillation, at last discusses the future development.

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