The transition toward renewable and converter-interfaced energy resources is creating increasingly fast and complex dynamics in modern power systems. In this Master’s thesis, you will develop a physics-informed digital-twinning approach to better characterize these dynamics and estimate relevant electrical and control parameters from transient voltage and current data.
Your tasks will include:
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