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Identification of $dq$-Asymmetric Impedances as Complex Transfer Functions Using a Single Arbitrary Excitation
Cross-coupling between the $dq$ coordinates makes the identification of asymmetric grid impedances a challenging problem, particularly near the fundamental frequency where the asymmetric coupling is strongest. Existing schemes usually handle it either by perturbing the two coordinates sequentially,
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