KR. Padiyar and V.

Kalyana Raman [1]

The problem of voltage instability is acute when HVDC links are connected to weak AC systems, the strength determined by short circuit ratio (SCR) at the converter bus. The converter control strategies are important in determining voltage instability. Small signal analysis is used to identify critical modes and evaluate the effect of AC system strength and control parameters. A sample two-terminal DC system is studied and the results compared with those obtained from static analysis. Also, the results obtained from small signal analysis are validated with nonlinear simulation

K.R. Padiyar and Kalyani Bhaskar [8]

The integrated analysis of power systems, combining both angle and voltage stability. In addition to developing the system model, the case study of a three bus system exhibiting both angle and voltage stability is presented to highlight the factors that distinguish these two forms of stability. In particular, the effects of load and exciter parameters on system stability are discussed. K.R. Padiyar and S.S. Rao [9] Methodology for dynamic analysis of short term small signal voltage instability in a multimachine power system. The formulation of the problem is done by decoupling the angle instability from the voltage instability. The method is based on the incremental reactive current flow network (IRCFN), where the incremental reactive current injection at each bus is related to the incremental voltage magnitude at all the buses. Small signal stability using the Eigen value analysis is illustrated utilizing a single-machine load bus (SMLB) and three-machine system