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Stimulated Oscillations in Renewable Energy Integrated Power Systems - Part II: Methodology of Oscillation Mitigation
As presented in Part I of this series, closely located poles can produce high-amplitude oscillations even under small perturba-tions, which are referred to as stimulated oscillations. As the second installment of this series, this paper develops a method-ology for stimulated oscillation mitigation.
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