Lossy power flow naturally extends lossless linear power flow to lossy distribution networks,further improving the accuracy of approximate computation and analysis.However,these enhanced versions are only applicable a...Lossy power flow naturally extends lossless linear power flow to lossy distribution networks,further improving the accuracy of approximate computation and analysis.However,these enhanced versions are only applicable at the alternating current(AC)transmission level,and the accuracy is limited in distribution networks,especially in hybrid AC-direct current(DC)distribution networks.In this paper,we revisit the lossy power flow model and extend it to hybrid AC-DC distribution networks with multi-terminal voltage source converters.The proposed lossy power flow model can be reformulated as an iteration problem with node power injection as the fixed point.For this purpose,a node power injection modification model based on direct derivation is proposed by exploiting the negligibility of the phase angle differences,and iteratively solving lossy power flows for both AC and DC sub-networks.For coupling devices,to guarantee that the power flow is matched on both AC and DC sides,we formulate a rigorous fixed-point problem to solve the lossy power flow of voltage source converters.Finally,the high accuracy and computational efficiency of the proposed model are verified on multiple test cases.展开更多
We report a novel battery-less wireless current sensor node without an analog to digital converter (ADC). If a capacitor is charged using a current transformer (CT) and a rectifying circuit, the charging time depends ...We report a novel battery-less wireless current sensor node without an analog to digital converter (ADC). If a capacitor is charged using a current transformer (CT) and a rectifying circuit, the charging time depends on the current flowing through a power line. In the case that the node transmits data every time when voltage of the capacitor exceeds a threshold voltage, we can indirectly measure the current by measuring the transmission intervals. In this method, the circuit of the node can be simplified and power consumption for the wireless transmission can be decreased because the measured current data does not need to be included in the transmitted packet. However, the measurable range is about single digit because the transmission interval decreases suddenly as the current increases. In this work, we have ex- panded the range using one CT, one wireless transmission module, and two charging circuits that include different load resistors connected in series. The results indicated that the measurable range was from 0.5 A to 50 A.展开更多
The continuation power flow method combined with the Jacobi-Davidson method is presented to trace the critical eigenvalues for power system small signal stability analysis. The continuation power flow based on a predi...The continuation power flow method combined with the Jacobi-Davidson method is presented to trace the critical eigenvalues for power system small signal stability analysis. The continuation power flow based on a predictor- corrector technique is applied to evaluate a continuum of steady state power flow solutions as system parameters change;meanwhile, the critical eigenvalues are found by the Jacobi-Davidson method, and thereby the trajectories of the critical eigenvalues, Hopf bifurcation and saddle node bifurcation points can also be found by the proposed method. The numerical simulations are studied in the IEEE 30-bus test system.展开更多
In Wireless Sensor Network (WSNs), sensor nodes collect data and send them to a Base Station (BS) for further processing. One of the most issues in WSNs that researchers have proposed a hundred of technique to solve i...In Wireless Sensor Network (WSNs), sensor nodes collect data and send them to a Base Station (BS) for further processing. One of the most issues in WSNs that researchers have proposed a hundred of technique to solve its impact is the energy constraint since sensor nodes have small battery, small memory and less data processing with low computational capabilities. However, many researches efforts have focused on how to prolong the battery lifetime of sensor nodes by proposing different routing, MAC, localization, data aggregation, topology construction techniques. In this paper, we will focus on routing techniques which aim to prolonging the network lifetime. Hence, we propose an Energy-Efficient Routing technique in WSNs based on Stationary and Mobile nodes (EERSM). Sensing filed is divided into intersected circles which contain Mobile Nodes (MN). The proposed data aggregation technique via the circular topology will eliminate the redundant data to be sent to the Base Station (BS). MN in each circle will rout packets for their source nodes, and move to the intersected area where another MN is waiting (sleep mode) to receive the transmitted packet, and then the packet will be delivered to the next intersected area until the packet is arrived to the BS. Our proposed EERSM technique is simulated using MATLAB and compared with conventional multi-hop techniques under different network models and scenarios. In the simulation, we will show how the proposed EERSM technique overcomes many routing protocols in terms of the number of hops counted when sending packets from a source node to the destination (i.e. BS), the average residual energy, number of sent packets to the BS, and the number of a live sensor nodes verse the simulation rounds.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52022016).
文摘Lossy power flow naturally extends lossless linear power flow to lossy distribution networks,further improving the accuracy of approximate computation and analysis.However,these enhanced versions are only applicable at the alternating current(AC)transmission level,and the accuracy is limited in distribution networks,especially in hybrid AC-direct current(DC)distribution networks.In this paper,we revisit the lossy power flow model and extend it to hybrid AC-DC distribution networks with multi-terminal voltage source converters.The proposed lossy power flow model can be reformulated as an iteration problem with node power injection as the fixed point.For this purpose,a node power injection modification model based on direct derivation is proposed by exploiting the negligibility of the phase angle differences,and iteratively solving lossy power flows for both AC and DC sub-networks.For coupling devices,to guarantee that the power flow is matched on both AC and DC sides,we formulate a rigorous fixed-point problem to solve the lossy power flow of voltage source converters.Finally,the high accuracy and computational efficiency of the proposed model are verified on multiple test cases.
文摘We report a novel battery-less wireless current sensor node without an analog to digital converter (ADC). If a capacitor is charged using a current transformer (CT) and a rectifying circuit, the charging time depends on the current flowing through a power line. In the case that the node transmits data every time when voltage of the capacitor exceeds a threshold voltage, we can indirectly measure the current by measuring the transmission intervals. In this method, the circuit of the node can be simplified and power consumption for the wireless transmission can be decreased because the measured current data does not need to be included in the transmitted packet. However, the measurable range is about single digit because the transmission interval decreases suddenly as the current increases. In this work, we have ex- panded the range using one CT, one wireless transmission module, and two charging circuits that include different load resistors connected in series. The results indicated that the measurable range was from 0.5 A to 50 A.
文摘The continuation power flow method combined with the Jacobi-Davidson method is presented to trace the critical eigenvalues for power system small signal stability analysis. The continuation power flow based on a predictor- corrector technique is applied to evaluate a continuum of steady state power flow solutions as system parameters change;meanwhile, the critical eigenvalues are found by the Jacobi-Davidson method, and thereby the trajectories of the critical eigenvalues, Hopf bifurcation and saddle node bifurcation points can also be found by the proposed method. The numerical simulations are studied in the IEEE 30-bus test system.
文摘In Wireless Sensor Network (WSNs), sensor nodes collect data and send them to a Base Station (BS) for further processing. One of the most issues in WSNs that researchers have proposed a hundred of technique to solve its impact is the energy constraint since sensor nodes have small battery, small memory and less data processing with low computational capabilities. However, many researches efforts have focused on how to prolong the battery lifetime of sensor nodes by proposing different routing, MAC, localization, data aggregation, topology construction techniques. In this paper, we will focus on routing techniques which aim to prolonging the network lifetime. Hence, we propose an Energy-Efficient Routing technique in WSNs based on Stationary and Mobile nodes (EERSM). Sensing filed is divided into intersected circles which contain Mobile Nodes (MN). The proposed data aggregation technique via the circular topology will eliminate the redundant data to be sent to the Base Station (BS). MN in each circle will rout packets for their source nodes, and move to the intersected area where another MN is waiting (sleep mode) to receive the transmitted packet, and then the packet will be delivered to the next intersected area until the packet is arrived to the BS. Our proposed EERSM technique is simulated using MATLAB and compared with conventional multi-hop techniques under different network models and scenarios. In the simulation, we will show how the proposed EERSM technique overcomes many routing protocols in terms of the number of hops counted when sending packets from a source node to the destination (i.e. BS), the average residual energy, number of sent packets to the BS, and the number of a live sensor nodes verse the simulation rounds.
