Admittance Elements Comparatively Amplitude Trend Analysis of Thyristor Controlled Reactor

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Thyristor controlled reactor was important reactive compensator which is widely used in power system, while it also a harmonic source which is necessary to be researched, especially the harmonic characteristics and harmonic amplitude changing trend, which is important to model, simulate and improve the equipment design. The paper analysed the admittance elements comparatively amplitude trend of thyristor controlled reactor.The research result will help to compensate or reduce the harmonics generated by thyristor controlled reactor, which also will be helpful to model and simulate other thyristor controlled reactive power equipments.

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