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ECE 476 - Power System Analysis Fall 2017: Homework 7

This document provides the problems for homework 7 of the ECE 476 - Power System Analysis course. It includes 5 problems: 3 problems from the textbook, writing a MATLAB script to solve a system of nonlinear equations using Newton-Raphson, and computing solutions in MATLAB for power flow cases using Newton-Raphson iteration.

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ECE 476 - Power System Analysis Fall 2017: Homework 7

This document provides the problems for homework 7 of the ECE 476 - Power System Analysis course. It includes 5 problems: 3 problems from the textbook, writing a MATLAB script to solve a system of nonlinear equations using Newton-Raphson, and computing solutions in MATLAB for power flow cases using Newton-Raphson iteration.

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ECE 476 – Power System Analysis Fall 2017

Homework 7

In-class quiz: Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Problem 1. Problem 6.38 of GS&O, 6th Edition


Problem 2. Problem 6.39 of GS&O, 6th Edition
Problem 3. Problem 6.40 of GS&O, 6th Edition
Problem 4. Write a MATLAB script to solve the following system of equations via Newton-Raphson:

2x21 + x22 = 8,
x21 − x22 + x1 x2 = 4.

Turn in the code and the output.

Problem 5. This problem requires you to compute a solution in MATLAB again. Consider the system shown
in Figure 1, which was discussed in class. First suppose V1 = 1, θ1 = 0◦ , V2 = 0.95, P2 = 1.5, and Xl = 0.2 (all
in p.u.). Iterate θ2 until it converges using the Newton-Raphson MATLAB code. Use initial guess of 0◦ , 60◦ ,
and 90◦ for θ2 and comment on the results. Note that this is a scalar case of Newton Raphson. Finally, note
that in a realistic load bus, the voltage is a variable and is not fixed.
Now consider the more realistic case of having only V1 is fixed and V2 being a variable. The other parameters
are same as above and Q2 = 0.15. Find θ2 and V2 with initial guesses of 0◦ and 1, respectively, using MATLAB
(this is a vector case of N-R). Turn in the MATLAB code and the outputs.

V2 ‘ 2
jXl
~
V1‘ 1
P2 ,Q2

Figure 1: System diagram.

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