Identification of fault and section identification in multi-terminal HVDC system using unit protection scheme
Abstract The Multi-Terminal Direct Current Transmission System (MTDC) is technically superior and economically more efficient than the AC transmission system, with a higher number of terminals providing access to remote power. The protection of MTDC transmission lines is essential for a smooth and r...
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