Voltage regulation in distribution grids: A survey
Traditionally, voltage control in the distribution grid has been implemented using devices such as tap changing transformers, shunt capacitors, and voltage regulators.
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Voltage regulation in distribution grids: A survey
These devices can provide low-cost and fast timescale reactive power compensation throughout the distribution grid, reducing the mechanical switching burden on traditional devices and