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Transient Triggering Grid-Forming Synchronization Control Under Voltage and Frequency Dips
Grid-forming (GFM) inverters are gaining attention as a promising alternative for conventional synchronous generators in the modern power systems. Unlike conventional synchronous generators, GFM inverters have limited overcurrent capability that makes them vulnerable during large disturbances. Durin
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