Integrative Fault Analysis of Transmission Lines using MATLAB and ETAP

Tuhin, Saiful Islam; Araf, Md. Al; Masum, Md. Arif Hasan; Siddiki, Md. Nure Alam; Faruk, Md. Omor

doi:10.55529/jecnam.42.54.65

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“…However, the cost and complexity of deploying PMUs limit their widespread application. This becomes particularly relevant for short transmission lines, where cost-effectiveness is often a primary concern [5]. Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs): ANNs offer a data-driven approach for fault detection, capable of learning complex patterns from historical data, as explored in.…”

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Advanced Fault Detection in Power Systems Using Wavelet Transform: SIMULINK-Based Implementation and Analysis

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Traditional methods struggle to find faults in power transmission lines. This paper presents an approach for short transmission lines, leveraging the power of wavelet transforms. Traditional methods analyze time-domain signals, limiting their ability to differentiate fault transients. Wavelet transforms, offering a combined time-frequency analysis, provide a deeper understanding of these transients. A detailed short transmission line model is built in SIMULINK. Diverse fault scenarios are meticulously simulated, and current signals undergo wavelet transform analysis. Key features extracted from the wavelet coefficients act as fingerprints of potential faults. These features are then utilized to develop a robust fault detection algorithm specifically designed for short transmission lines. The proposed method promises enhanced fault detection capabilities compared to existing techniques in this domain. The results, presented in subsequent sections, will shed light on the effectiveness of wavelet transforms in empowering smarter and more reliable transmission line operations.

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Advanced Fault Detection in Power Systems Using Wavelet Transform: SIMULINK-Based Implementation and Analysis

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“…The theoretical foundation includes capacitors for voltage stability, a voltage regulator for constant DC supply, and control elements like resistors and switches. The project aims to bridge the theoretical framework with practical implementation, emphasizing the importance of different components in achieving a reliable inverter system [17], [18].…”

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Three-Level Inverter: Advancing Voltage Control in Power Systems for Sustainable Energy Management

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Tuhin,

Uddin

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This study delves into the Three-Level Inverter, a notable innovation in power systems known for its enhanced voltage management features in comparison to conventional two-level inverters. By providing more voltage levels, it improves waveform control, which is essential for maintaining stability in the changing global energy environment. The inverter effectively tackles voltage instability concerns by using sophisticated modulation techniques, as shown by oscilloscope analysis and simulation results. The study's implications have a wide range of applications, including solar power systems and electronic device power supply, highlighting its social influence and potential for practical use in energy conversion.

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Optical Conveyance of Audio Signals: Pioneering Li-Fi Technology for High-Fidelity Data Transmission

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This paper explores the integration of Li-Fi technology for transmitting high-fidelity audio signals in modern communication systems. Li-Fi, a wireless communication technology utilizing light signals, offers numerous advantages over traditional radio frequency-based methods, including higher data rates, reduced electromagnetic interference, and enhanced security. Leveraging the unique properties of Li-Fi, such as its ability to transmit data through light waves, this study investigates its potential application in audio signal transmission. Through experimental analysis and theoretical considerations, we demonstrate the feasibility and efficacy of Li-Fi for delivering high-quality audio signals in various scenarios. Our findings contribute to advancing the understanding of Li-Fi technology and its potential role in shaping the future of wireless audio communication.

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Integrative Fault Analysis of Transmission Lines using MATLAB and ETAP

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Advanced Fault Detection in Power Systems Using Wavelet Transform: SIMULINK-Based Implementation and Analysis

Advanced Fault Detection in Power Systems Using Wavelet Transform: SIMULINK-Based Implementation and Analysis

Three-Level Inverter: Advancing Voltage Control in Power Systems for Sustainable Energy Management

Optical Conveyance of Audio Signals: Pioneering Li-Fi Technology for High-Fidelity Data Transmission

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