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Interactive software for evaluating and teaching digital relaying algorithms

M.S. Sachdev, +2 more
- 01 Feb 1990 - 
- Vol. 5, Iss: 1, pp 346-352
TLDR
An interactive software is presented for evaluating algorithms for digital relay designs that includes signal processing and protection modules that are used in digital relays.
Abstract
An interactive software is presented for evaluating algorithms for digital relay designs. The software includes signal processing and protection modules that are used in digital relays. The software also includes facilities for generating data for testing the performance of digital relay designs. The performance of the designs can also be studied by using data recorded at a power system bus or generated by another software. The results can be displayed in the form of graphs for visual inspection. The software is interactive and can be used with ease. >

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