Equivalent circuit on diagram layer!
Specifying standard transient data both for _d and _q axis:
- for first order write
xtr = {0.4} for xtr' = 0.4, no xtr'' tc = {1.3} for tc' = 1.3, no tc'' and xtr = {0.26} for xtr'' = 0.26, no xtr' tc = {0.06} for tc'' = 0.06, no tc'
- for second order write
xtr = {0.4, 0.24} for xtr' = 0.4, xtr'' = 0.24 tc = {1.3, 0.04} for tc' = 1.3, tc'' = 0.04
and analogous for higher order.
Sign of field current i_f:
Mathematical conventions (Z-matrix) are used for formulas in package 'Precalculation'.
Experimental conventions (if0_deg) choose the inverse sign for the field-current.
Therefore we have to use the following definition for the phase-angle of i_f:
alpha_if0 = (if0_deg + 180)*pi/180
If the induced field-current values are not available and for pm-excitation the d-axis is treated according to the q-axis scheme (without xm_d).
Specifying equivalent circuit data:
xsig_f, r_f, xsig_Q, r_Q correspond to a stator-based equivalent circuit.
The number of components of xsig_r, r_r depends on the order of the model.
For pu-input refer to stator base value R_base.
Relation rotor resistance of field winding to stator-based equivalent circuit data:
If_base = (x_d - xsig_s)*If_nom, (x_d, xsig_s in pu) Rf_base = P_nom/If_base^2 rf = Rf/Rf_base (in pu, stator-based). rf = (Rf/Rf_base)*R_base (in SI, stator-based). Rf = resistance field winding (in Ohm, true value, not scaled)