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Ferroresonance in networks - Definition, description and classification

Authors: Michel RIOUAL, Jean MAHSEREDJIAN

Publication date: May 10, 2009

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4. A simple example of ferroresonance

4.1 Description of the ferroresonant circuit and saturation curve

The main mechanisms of ferroresonance itself can be understood by studying a simple circuit like the one shown in figure 7 , consisting simply of a voltage source E, a capacitor C and a non-linear magnetic inductance L for the transformer representation. The core of this inductance consists of a saturable iron core, for which the function V ( I ) at its terminals is expressed by the figure

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