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4. MODELING <strong>OF</strong> PROPOSED DVR Mustafa İNCİ<br />

• The synchronized fundamental component,<br />

• The amplitude, A (t)<br />

, of y (t)<br />

• The phase angle θ (t)<br />

, of y (t)<br />

.<br />

• The frequency deviation, ∆ ω (t)<br />

;<br />

• Time-derivatives of the amplitude, phase and frequency.<br />

The error signal e(t)=u(t)-y(t) is the total distortion signal of the input and it<br />

can be expressed as a continuous time (Teke et al., 2011).<br />

∫<br />

e ( t ) = u ( t ) − sinθ<br />

( t ) e ( t ).sinθ<br />

( t ). K . A<br />

dt<br />

(4.24)<br />

Here, and , located at the right hand side of (1), are assumed as a<br />

constant due to the value at the instant t that is equal to that of the instance (t-1).<br />

Hence, the final statement of (4.24) is given as<br />

∫<br />

e ( t ) = u ( t ) − sinθ<br />

( t − 1) e ( t − 1).sinθ<br />

( t − 1). K . A<br />

dt<br />

(4.25)<br />

Considering that e(t-1) and sin(t-1) are constant, then<br />

∫<br />

e ( t)<br />

= u ( t)<br />

− e ( t −1)<br />

sin<br />

2 θ ( t −1).<br />

K dt<br />

(4.26)<br />

A<br />

If the constants are assumed as<br />

sin θ ( t −1)<br />

= µ<br />

(4.27)<br />

1<br />

2<br />

( µ<br />

1<br />

) . K<br />

A 2<br />

e (4.28)<br />

2<br />

( t −1)<br />

sin<br />

θ ( t −1).<br />

K<br />

A<br />

= e ( t −1)<br />

= µ<br />

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