This example shows, how input-parameters can be defined in SI- or in pu-units (V, A or 'per unit').
'SI | pu' means 'SI' or 'pu', depending on the choice of 'units'.
SI: base-values = 1 pu: base-values = nominal-values (by definition)
Upper part:
input for 'voltage_SI', 'meter_SI' and 'load_SI' in V, VA, and Ohm.
V_base = 1, V_nom = 400 V S_base = 1, S_nom = 10 kVA R_base = 1Lower part:
V_base = V_nom = 400 V S_base = S_nom = 10 kVA R_base = V_base^2/S_base = 16 OhmThe corresponding values are
408 V and 1.02 pu 20 Ohm and 1.25 puQuantities in 'meter_SI' are displayed in SI.
See for example:
meter_SI.p[1] = 8323.2 W (active power in SI) meter_pu.p[1] = 0.83232 pu (active power in pu)and other meter-signals.