2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0142-0615(03)00068-1
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Simulated annealing optimization algorithm for power systems quality analysis

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“…SA was applied to evaluate harmonics and frequency for power system quality analysis and frequency relaying (Soliman et al, 2004). The sum of the squares of errors is the objective function to be minimized for evaluating the amplitude and phase angle of each harmonic component as well as the fundamental frequency of the voltage signal.…”
Section: The Other Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SA was applied to evaluate harmonics and frequency for power system quality analysis and frequency relaying (Soliman et al, 2004). The sum of the squares of errors is the objective function to be minimized for evaluating the amplitude and phase angle of each harmonic component as well as the fundamental frequency of the voltage signal.…”
Section: The Other Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, another function num, which is the number of baselines, is taken into account. The appropriate "cooling schedule" of simulated annealing governs the convergence of the algorithm [10]. The parameters of the cooling schedule are [11]: initial temperature T 0 , cooling rate α, terminate temperature T end , and a finite length of each homogenous Markov chain L k .…”
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“…Besides the above digital techniques, some of the intelligent techniques like Artificial Neural Network (ANN), Expert system (ES) has been applied for amplitude, phase and frequency estimation of distorted power signals (Kandil, Sood, Khorasani, & Patel, 1992;Martins, Oliveira, & Goncalves, 2000;Mori, 1992;Osowski, 1992). Soft computing techniques like Genetic Algorithm (GA) (El-Naggar & AL-Hasawi, 2006;El-Zonkoly, 2005), Simulated Annealing (SA) (Soliman, Mantaway, & El-Hawary, 2004) have also been applied for power quality analysis. A new algo-rithm integrating both least square and GA has been reported in (Bettayeb & Qidwai, 2003), where the advantages of both least square and GA have been combined for harmonic estimation.…”
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