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A Review on Low Frequency Voltage Fluctuation Analysis and Mitigation for Vehicle-grid Systems with Integrated PV and Energy Storage Using Railway Power Conditioners
Optimal Control Technology of Traction Power Supply System and New Power Distribution System | 更新时间:2025-10-30
    • A Review on Low Frequency Voltage Fluctuation Analysis and Mitigation for Vehicle-grid Systems with Integrated PV and Energy Storage Using Railway Power Conditioners

    • Power Capacitor & Reactive Power Compensation   Vol. 46, Issue 5, Pages: 16-27(2025)
    • DOI:10.14044/j.1674-1757.pcrpc.2025.05.002    

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    • Received:20 January 2025,

      Published:25 October 2025

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  • CAI Jin, WANG Ying, CHEN Xiaoqiang, et al. A Review on Low Frequency Voltage Fluctuation Analysis and Mitigation for Vehicle-grid Systems with Integrated PV and Energy Storage Using Railway Power Conditioners[J]. Power Capacitor & Reactive Power Compensation, 2025, 46(5): 16-27. DOI: 10.14044/j.1674-1757.pcrpc.2025.05.002.

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