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Free download of Matlab Codes (PART 34):

1- Adapted Voltage Control in Power Grids with Wind ‎Turbines Using STATCOM Integration

2- Implementing Deep Learning Models in Simulink ‎using MATLAB

3- How to Perform Power Flow in Power Transmission Systems in Presence of V2G

4- Dynamic Coordinated Generation Expansion Planning and Transmission Expansion Planning

5- Coordinated SSSC-PSS controller for Damping power System Oscillations

6-Hybrid PSS–SSSC Scheme for Dynamic Power System Oscillations

7-Voltage Stability Control In DC Microgrid

8- Online Monitoring and control of a Grid Connected DC Microgrid

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Project Number (3116): Adapted Voltage Control in Power Grids with Wind ‎Turbines Using STATCOM Integration

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