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Power System Simulation Laboratory as a Modern Educational Tool

Published:2021-11-28 Issue: Volume:15 Page:186-193
ISSN:2074-1308
Container-title:International Journal of Systems Applications, Engineering & Development
language:en
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Author:

Sauhats Antans¹,Zalostiba Diana¹,Dolgicers Aleksandrs¹,Utans Andrejs¹,Bochkarjova Galina¹,Biela Edite¹,Antonovs Dmitrijs¹

Affiliation:

1. Galina Bochkarjova, Edite Biela, Dmitrijs Antonovs Institute of Power Engineering Riga Technical University Riga, Latvia

Abstract

To ensure the success of the personnel of power systems are required not only deep theoretical knowledge’s but also practical skills, the acquisition of which in modern universities is associated with considerable difficulties. The paper provides an overview of opportunities to overcome part of these difficulties by creating automation and protective relaying testing educational and research laboratory. To generate testing signals power system emergency processes records and simulation software are used. For education purposes microprocessorbased, suitable for digital input testing signals terminal is created

Publisher

North Atlantic University Union (NAUN)

Subject

Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law,Geography, Planning and Development

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