The Type D Double-Ended Traveling-Wave Distance Protection for HVDC Based on Wavelet Transform

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This paper describes the modern Type D double-ended location principles and the wavelet modulus maxima theory and presents a principle and a scheme which bases on wavelet transform of the Type D double-ended traveling-wave distance protection for HVDC traveling line. Then set up a monopolar HVDC system and simulate it by PSCAD/EMTDC and Matlab. Simulation shows that this protection principle and scheme is right and feasible.

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