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ABSTRACT
This set of three articles focuses on high-voltage direct current (HVDC) link converter stations using voltage source converters (VSC). It is structured into three successive parts: the first presents the general principles, the second addresses control and protection strategies, and the final one covers associated models and studies. This second article specifically deals with the control and protection systems of converter stations for HVDC links using voltage source converters. The basic control principles of this type of converter are described with theoretical justification. Then, the different control layers are presented. Finally, an overview of the protection strategies for these converters is provided in the last section.
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Pierre Rault: Engineer - RTE, France
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Sébastien Dennetière: Engineer - RTE, France
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Hani Saad: Engineer - ACDC Transient, France
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Anton Stepanov: Engineer - PGSTech, Canada
INTRODUCTION
This article is the second part of the series "Voltage source converter stations for DC power transmission." It follows on from the first article
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high voltage direct current | voltage source converter | electricity transmission | control and protection
Voltage source conversion stations for the transmission of electrical energy in direct current
Presentation of control and protection systems
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