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Description

The EXPIC1 is used to model excitation systems where the voltage regulator includes a proportional integral (PI) control element. The EXPIC1 component was developed in line with the references [1] [2].

Mask and Parameters

AVR parameters

Expanding the "EXPIC1 diagram" displays the block diagram in the parameters window.



Name

Description

Unit

Parameter range

Tr

Regulator input filter time constant. This input filter is not part of the IEEE committee report and there are no typical values recommended in [1]. It was added for flexibility.

N.B. This parameter can be set to “0” if the filter is not used.

s

--

Ka

PI controller gain

--

--

Ta1PI controller time constants--
VR1PI controller maximum limitpu--
VR2PI controller minimum limitpu--
Ta2Voltage regulator time constants--
Ta3Voltage regulator time constants--
Ta4Voltage regulator time constants--
VRmaxMaximum voltage regulator outputpu--
VRminMinimum voltage regulator outputpu--
KfRate feedback gain----
Tf1Rate feedback time constants

Tf1 > 0.04,

otherwise Tf1 = 0.04
Tf2Rate feedback time constants--

Exciter Parameters

Expanding the "Exciter diagram" displays the block diagram in the parameters window.

Name

Description

Unit

Parameter Range

Ke

Exciter constant related to self-excited field

--

--

Te

Exciter time constant

s

--

Kp

Potential circuit real part gain coefficient

--

--

Ki

Potential circuit imaginary part gain coefficient

--

--

Kc

Rectifier loading factor proportional to commutating reactance

----

Se2, Se1

Exciter saturation factor at the corresponding Vex

puSe1 >=  Se2
Ve2, Ve1

Exciter voltage for the exciter saturation function

pu

Ve1>0, Ve1 > Ve2


Initial value tab


Name

Description

Unit

Variable = {Possible Values}

Ifd0

Synchronous machine field current initial value

pu

--

Efd0

Exciter output voltage initial value

pu

--

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\begin{equation}
V_{t}=\sqrt{{V_{d^2}+}{V_{q^2}}} \\
\end{equation}

References

1. S. Paszek, A. Boboń, S. Berhausen, Ł. Majka, A. Nocoń, and P. Pruski, “Simulation Models of Generating Unit Elements,” in Synchronous generators and excitation systems operating in a power system: measurement methods and modeling, Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2020, pp. 36–37.

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