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<LI><A HREF="../../../src/ts/examples/tutorials/power_grid/stability_9bus/ex9busdmnetwork.c.html"><CONCEPT>ex9busdmnetwork.c</CONCEPT></A>
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Power grid stability analysis of a large power system.<BR>The base case is the WECC 9 bus system based on the example given in the book Power<BR>
Systems Dynamics and Stability (Chapter 7) by P. Sauer and M. A. Pai.<BR>
The base power grid in this example consists of 9 buses (nodes), 3 generators,<BR>
3 loads, and 9 transmission lines. The network equations are written<BR>
in current balance form using rectangular coordiantes. <BR>
DMNetwork is used to manage the variables and equations of the entire system.<BR>
Input parameters include:<BR>
-nc : number of copies of the base case<BR>
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