Article | REF: D3075 V1

From dipoles to switchgear

Authors: Henri FOCH, Michel METZ, Thierry MEYNARD, Hubert PIQUET, Frédéric RICHARDEAU

Publication date: November 10, 2006, Review date: April 17, 2015

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2. Operating point

2.1 Existence and sensitivity of the operating point

The intersection of the static characteristics of two interconnected dipoles defines the so-called operating point. As we saw in § 1.1 , the intersection of these characteristics only makes sense if one of the dipoles is in generator...

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