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Impact and mitigation of current saturation algorithms in grid-forming inverters on power swing detection
Conventional power swing detection schemes generally rely on the assumption that the apparent impedance trajectory observed by a distance relay varies slowly and continuously during a power swing. However, this assumption may no longer hold when a grid-forming (GFM) inverter-based resource (IBR) ent
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