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Stability of Droop-Controlled Low-Frequency Transmission Lines
Low-Frequency AC (LFAC) transmission systems employing power converters are being considered for a varity of applications. This work studies the small-signal stability of an LFAC transmission line controlled by the Droop Control Strategy. Eigenvalue Analysis is used to determine how the controller d
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