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Unifying Power Flow and Electromagnetic Transient Modeling
Grid tools are separated by timescales: steady-state analysis is performed by power flow (PF), whereas the fastest dynamics are captured by electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulation. Although operating at varying timescales, different tools should produce consistent results when analyzing the same
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