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phasor

[′fāz·ər]

(physics)

A rotating line used to represent a sinusoidally varying quantity; the length of the line represents the magnitude of the quantity, and its angle with the x-axis at any instant represents the phase.

Any quantity (such as impedance or admittance) which is a complex number.

(solid-state physics)

A low-energy collective excitation of the conduction electrons in a metal, corresponding to a slowly varying phase modulation of a charge-density wave.

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We identified the promise of Phasors innovative solution due to a range of factors, including its multi-constellation capabilities and form factor, said Oakleigh Thorne, CEO of Gogo.

United States : Gogo and Phasor Advance Next-Generation Aero Connectivity Solution Program

Using the PMU, synchronized phasor signals can be signified in (2) [6]

Phase Offset Analysis of Asymmetric Communications Infrastructure in Smart Grid

A survey on modeling of microgrids--From fundamental physics to phasors and voltage sources.

Dynamic modeling and stability analysis of power networks using dq0 transformations with a unified reference frame/?Energiavorkude dunaamiline modelleerimine ja stabiilsuse analuus, kasutades dq0 teisendust ning uhtlustatud koordinaadisusteemi

Phasor measurement units (PMUs) are indispensable tools for many applications in power systems, such as real-time voltage and current monitoring, protection, control, fault detection, and power quality monitoring, among others [1-3].

A Phasor Estimation Algorithm based on Hilbert Transform for P-class PMUs

As an alternative to the traditional modeling approach [19, 20], dynamic phasor (DP) method is very useful for the harmonic analysis of SPVSC [21-23].

Feedforward Harmonic Mitigation Strategy for Single-Phase Voltage Source Converter

where | * | and [parallel] * [parallel], respectively, represent the modulo and Euclidean norm, [c.sub.j] is the jth line of the matrix C, [b.sub.k] is the kth column of the matrix B, [alpha]([W.sub.i], [c.sub.j]) is the angle between the output phasor [c.sub.j] and the right eigenvector [W.sub.i], and [theta]([N.sub.i],[b.sub.k]) is the angle between the output phasor [b.sub.k] and the left eigenvector [N.sub.i].

Wide-Area Damping Controller Design Based on the Frequency Domain Self-Excitation Method

Strmcnik, "Voltage collapse proximity index determination using voltage phasors approach," Power Syst.

Comparacion de metodos de ubicacion de unidades de medicion fasorial en sistemas de potencia para monitoreo de estabilidad de tension

Fast voltagecollapse line protection algorithm based on local phasors. IEE Proceedings on Generation, Transmission and Distribution, 150 4, 482-486.

Una propuesta de clasificacion para los indices de estabilidad de tension

After receiving this frame, the concentrator validates the source address through the MAC, then decrypts the data field including the descriptor of frame "0x00" with the date and time of data measurement, current and voltage phasors, power and frequency.

Criptoautenticacion de datos en una PMU

In order to eliminate the error caused by exponentially decaying dc offset on the computations of fundamental and harmonic phasors, an extended discrete Fourier transform algorithm is also proposed.

Fault location based on synchronized measurements: a comprehensive survey

Since only the [xi]-th mode is excited, from (16), (7), (9) and (8), the phasors of the line electric quantities become:

Travelling-wave modelling of uniform multi-conductor transmission line networks-part I: analytical derivation

A new fault locator for three-terminal transmission lines-using two-terminal synchronized voltage, current phasors. IEEE Trans Power Deliv 2002;17(2):452-9.