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DESCRIPTION:Electric power sources are frequently located away from populat
 ion centers. Therefore\, the electricity must be transported from the powe
 r sources to consumers through transmission and distribution lines. The vo
 ltage changes its magnitude and phase angle at any point along a line due 
 to the voltage drop across the line impedance\, which is caused by the flo
 w of current in the line. However\, the voltage at a point-of-common-coupl
 ing with a load must be maintained within the regulatory limits. Voltage r
 egulation techniques have been practiced in power grid applications with t
 he use of inductors\, capacitors\, transformers and load tap changers (LTC
 s) since the earlier days of electrical engineering. However\, the latest 
 trend is to use more and more power electronics-based solutions. Even thou
 gh the costs of the available solutions vary widely\, the basic underlying
  theory of voltage regulation is still the same as it has always been. The
  voltage control techniques are applicable in electric transmission lines 
 as well as various other applications\, such as motor drives\, flicker con
 trol\, harmonic mitigation\, and so on. In examining the various solutions
  for voltage regulation\, the presenter discusses how these solutions addr
 ess both functional needs and cost demands.\nThe presentation is designed 
 to provide the basic principles of voltage regulation theory\, an overview
  of the most commonly used voltage regulators\, and future trends.\n\nSpea
 ker(s): Dr. Kalyan Sen\, \n\nRoom: 314\, Bldg: ECS\, 1331 Palo Verde Avenu
 e\, Electrical Engineering Department\, Long Beach\, California\, United S
 tates\, 90840
LOCATION:Room: 314\, Bldg: ECS\, 1331 Palo Verde Avenue\, Electrical Engine
 ering Department\, Long Beach\, California\, United States\, 90840
ORGANIZER:henry.yeh@csulb.edu
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:Voltage Regulation Schemes for Utility and Industrial Application
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/416551
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Electric power sources are frequently loca
 ted away from population centers. Therefore\, the electricity must be tran
 sported from the power sources to consumers through transmission and distr
 ibution lines. The voltage changes its magnitude and phase angle at any po
 int along a line due to the voltage drop across the line impedance\, which
  is caused by the flow of current in the line. However\, the voltage at a 
 point-of-common-coupling with a load must be maintained within the regulat
 ory limits. Voltage regulation techniques have been practiced in power gri
 d applications with the use of inductors\, capacitors\, transformers and l
 oad tap changers (LTCs) since the earlier days of electrical engineering. 
 However\, the latest trend is to use more and more power electronics-based
  solutions. Even though the costs of the available solutions vary widely\,
  the basic underlying theory of voltage regulation is still the same as it
  has always been. The voltage control techniques are applicable in electri
 c transmission lines as well as various other applications\, such as motor
  drives\, flicker control\, harmonic mitigation\, and so on. In examining 
 the various solutions for voltage regulation\, the presenter discusses how
  these solutions address both functional needs and cost demands.<br>The pr
 esentation is designed to provide the basic principles of voltage regulati
 on theory\, an overview of the most commonly used voltage regulators\, and
  future trends.</p>
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