Group 6
Group 6
Team - 6
1. Srinath.r
2. Yasaswitha reddy
3. Sudarshan singh
4. Suhas bc
5. Suhas gl
THIS NEGATIVE INFINITY TO INFINITY BOUNDS ARE THERE BECAUSE WE INTEGRATE OVER ALL
THE MOMENTUM EIGENVALUES.
NOW WE HAVE TO DO THE INVERSE TO GET BACK FROM POSITION SPACE
TO MOMENTUM SPACE.
THIS BRINGS THE SECOND EQUATION CALLED INVERSE FOURIER TRANSFORM.
HERE WE HAVE PERFORMED MULTIPLICATION TO GET TO POSITION SPACE AND WE SHOULD
DO INVERSE OPERATION DIVISION TO GET BACK TO MOMENTUM SPACE .
THIS IS HOW WE USE THE FOURIER TRANSFORM IN CHANGE OF BASIS BETWEEN
POSITION AND MOMENTUM SPACE .
FEW OTHER APPLICATIONS IN QUANTUM
MECHANICS
FOURIER TRANSFORM IS USED IN TIME DEPENDENCE OF A GUASSIAN WAVE PACKET .
By - Sudarshan Singh
Fourier series
Heat on an insulated wire
Where,
To obtain agreement at t= 0 between our Fourier series
representation of T(x,0) and this Fourier series
representation of T0 (x) we require, since exp(−α4π2k
2 / L 2 .0)= 1, c0=a0, ck=ak, dk=bk, k= 1,2,3,···
By
Suhas B C
The Frequency Domain Analysis
Z-Transform
The z-transform is a useful tool for the frequency
analysis of discrete-time signals and systems.
The z-transform may be used to solve constant
coefficient difference equations, evaluate the response of
a linear time-invariant system to a given input, and design
linear filters.
The z-transform
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Solution:-
The properties of Z-transform
Linearity
Shifting Property
Convolution Theorem
Inverse z-transform
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Introduction
The modeling of a generator by applying the swing equation of a synchronous machine. When small per- 3
turbation is applied to the swing equation, the equation modifies as follows:
(2H/ωs)(d2∆δ/dt2 ) = ∆Pm − ∆Pe (1)
This can be written for a small deviation in speed with speed expressed in per unit as
d∆ω/dt = 1/2H(∆Pm − ∆Pe) (2)
Now, applying Laplace transform to Eq(2), we obtain
∆Ω(s) = 1/2Hs[∆Pm(s) − ∆Pe(s)] (3)
This relation can be shown in the block diagram in Fig
Load model
The loads in the power system comprise of different kinds of electrical devices. Some loads are
frequency dependent such as motor loads and other loads like lighting and heating loads are
independent of frequency. The frequency sensitivity of the loads depend on the speed load
characteristics of all the driven devices. The speed load characteristic of a composite load is
approximated by
∆Pe = ∆PL + D∆ω (4)
where ∆PL is the non frequency sensitive load change and D ∆ω is the frequency sensitive load
change. D is expressed as a percentage change in load divided by percent change in frequency.
The combined block diagram representation of generator and load is as shown in Fig
Conclusion:
The paper presented the application of Laplace transform in different areas of physics
and electrical power engineering. Besides these, Laplace transform is a very effective
mathematical tool to simplify very complex problems in the area of stability and control.
With the ease of application of Laplace transforms in myriad of scientific applications,
many research softwares have made it possible to simulate the Laplace transformable
equations directly which has made a good advancement in the research field.