Title :
Wide band modeling of power transformers
Author :
Gustavsen, Bjorn
Author_Institution :
SINTEF Energy Res., Trondheim, Norway
Abstract :
Summary form only given. This work describes the measurement setup and modeling technique used for obtaining a linear wide band frequency dependent black box model of a two-winding power transformer, for the purpose of calculation of electromagnetic transients in power systems. The measurement setup is based on a network analyzer, shielded cables and a connection board. The setup is demonstrated to give a consistent data set where the effect of the measurement cables can be eliminated. The accuracy of the data set is increased by using a combination of current measurements and voltage transfer measurements. A rational approximation of the admittance matrix is calculated in the frequency domain in the range 50 Hz-1 MHz and subjected to passivity enforcement, giving a stable model which can be included in EMTP-type simulation programs. The accuracy is validated both in the frequency domain and in the time domain.
Keywords :
EMTP; cable shielding; electric admittance; electric current measurement; function approximation; matrix algebra; network analysers; power cables; power system simulation; power system transients; power transformers; rational functions; time-frequency analysis; transformer windings; voltage measurement; 50 Hz to 1 MHz; EMTP-type simulation programs; admittance matrix; black box model; current measurements; frequency-time domain analysis; linear wide band frequency; measurement cables; network analyzer; passivity enforcement; power system electromagnetic transients; rational approximation; shielded cables; two-winding power transformer; voltage transfer measurements; wide band modeling; Current measurement; Electromagnetic measurements; Electromagnetic modeling; Frequency dependence; Frequency domain analysis; Frequency measurement; Power measurement; Power system modeling; Power transformers; Wideband;
Conference_Titel :
Power Engineering Society General Meeting, 2004. IEEE
Conference_Location :
Denver, CO
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8465-2
DOI :
10.1109/PES.2004.1373186