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2020 VOL.3 Feb No.1

  • Title: Cloud computing based on-line detection method of doubly-fed generator resistance signal
  • Name: Yadong Zhou
  • Company: State grid technology institute
  • Abstract:

    Aiming at the problems of high complexity of conventional detection methods and low accuracy of signal detection, a cloud computing method is introduced, and an online detection method of doubly-fed generator resistance signals based on cloud computing is proposed. Directly rely on the high-speed computing capabilities of cloud computing to determine the carrier value of the internal resistance signal of the generator. The branch resistance with a smaller amplitude is activated to accurately calculate the position of the resistance signal, modulate the resistance signal, and realize the online detection of the resistance signal of the doubly-fed generator. Simulation results show that this method reduces the complexity of resistance signal detection by 52.3% compared with the conventional method, and at the cost of signal modulation, the signal detection accuracy is greatly improved.

  • Keyword: Cloud Computing; Doubly-Fed Generator; Resistance Signal; Online Detection; Signal Carrier
  • DOI: 10.12250/jpciams2020010113
  • Citation form: Yadong Zhou.Cloud computing based on-line detection method of doubly-fed generator resistance signal[J]. Computer Informatization and Mechanical System, 2020, vol. 3, pp. 147-153.
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