Identification of Voltage Disturbances Based on Phase Space Reconstruction and BP Neural Network

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A identification method via phase space reconstruction and BP neural network was proposed for identifying three types of voltage disturbances (voltage swells, voltage sag, voltage flicker). In this method, firstly, phase space reconstruction was utilized for describing voltage disturbances; secondly, the mean radius of each cycle of phase space trajectory in accordance with the time-domain was extracted from voltage signals; finally, the identification of voltage disturbances was obtained by BP neural network. The simulation results in Matlab show that the proposed method is capable of high accuracy to identify three types of voltage disturbances, and further validates the efficiency of phase space theory in power quality analysis.

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