… on the other hand, if you are not familiar with the code, you will have to
spend some time becoming familiar with it before you attempt to modify the code
to solve new problems. If there is a specific part of the code you are having
trouble understanding, I’ll try to answer your questions. But
Can you please show me an example? I am quite new to matpower.
Sorry for troubling you every time.
On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 9:23 AM, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
> The power flow code in MATPOWER is pretty straightforward, so if you are
> familiar with the details of the algorithms and become familiar
Set the upper and lower voltage limit in the bus data to 1.05
- Original Message -
> How can we tell Matpower to run an OPF with Voltage at bus 1 , set at
> a certain value?
> Eg I want to run the OPF, with Voltage at bus 1, set at the value
> 1.05 pu, and this value kept constant.
> Can
How can we tell Matpower to run an OPF with Voltage at bus 1 , set at a certain
value? Eg I want to run the OPF, with Voltage at bus 1, set at the value 1.05
pu, and this value kept constant.Can we do that, or it has to be that all bus
voltages are treated as variables ?
Thank you
I’m sorry, this forum is only for discussion directly related to MATPOWER.
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Ray Zimmerman
Senior Research Associate
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On Dec 9, 2013, at 9:04 PM, Loren Michael wrote:
> Hello sir ,
> i want BOOK" Computa
The power flow code in MATPOWER is pretty straightforward, so if you are
familiar with the details of the algorithms and become familiar with the code,
it should be quite possible.
I suggest duplicating fdpf.m, for example, and making modifications to your
copy.
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Ray Zimmerman
Senior Resear
