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Voltage Regulation and Load Control

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1934
Some of the problems involved in supplying electric power to the business sections of large metropolitan areas are dealt with in this article which describes the development and operation of new methods of voltage regulation and load control by means of which improved conditions are being obtained on the distribution system in New York City.
H. C. Forbes, H. R. Searing
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Unionmelt voltage controls

Electrical Engineering, 1950
WHEN THE submerged melt welding process was first introduced 15 years ago, one of its most attractive features was the extremely large welding currents that could be used for making heavy welds in one pass. At that time there were a number of automatic welding machines available for arc welding with bare-wire or coated electrode. None of these machines,
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Voltage Control of Vapor Rectifiers

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1934
Some of the changes to be introduced into the mathematical treatment of rectifier circuits when the fring of the anodes of a rectifier is advanced or retarded by control of the arc are described. The points considered and illustrated by theoretical curves include commutation between anodes, regulation, and wave shape of the output voltage for the more ...
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Distribution Feeder Voltage Regulation Control

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 2009
Step voltage regulators are the work horse of distribution feeders for maintaining the voltage at every customer's meter to be within the ANSI standards. A step voltage regulator can be viewed as a tap changing autotransformer. This paper will apply a model of the step voltage regulator. The IEEE 13 Node Test Feeders will be used to demonstrate how the
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Computer controlled voltage clamp

Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 1983
V, Demjanenko, F, Sachs
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Voltage-Controlled and Current-Controlled Low Voltage STATCOM: A Comparison

RE&PQJ
Inverter-based converters interconnecting DC microgrids and AC-microgrids/grids are in a strong expansion. Besides power exchange, the inverter can be requested to furnish ancillary services and, among them, power factor compensation. This work presents a comparison between voltage control and current control in a low voltage inverter in a STATCOM ...
null L. Ribeiro, null D. Simonetti
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Economical wide-band voltage-controlled voltage source

International Journal of Electronics, 1980
An economical non-inverting voltage-controlled voltage source (VCVS) which employs only two operational amplifiers and two resistors is given. The proposed amplifier has a larger bandwidth than that obtained using the uncompensated the Reddy (1976) and the Geiger (1977) VCVS structures.
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Cervical cancer prevention and control in women living with human immunodeficiency virus

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021
Philip E Castle, Vikrant V Sahasrabuddhe
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Voltage controlled oscillator

2005
There is provided a voltage controlled oscillator having a favorable shield characteristic between a strip line and a wiring pattern and being small in reduction of inductance and Q. The voltage controlled oscillator comprises a circuit board having a laminate of a plurality of insulating plates (2), a wiring pattern (3) formed on a surface of the ...
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Voltage control in medium-voltage distribution networks

14th International Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution (CIRED 1997 - Distributing Power for the Millennium), 1997
Voltage control becomes increasingly important in medium-voltage distribution networks. A new tool to optimise voltage control in the medium-voltage distribution network and thus enable utilities to obtain, maintain and guarantee systematically an optimal quality of supply has been developed.
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