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navin_kishore
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doubly fed induction generator

10/06/2007 2:03 AM

i need mathematical model of doubly fed induction generator connected with grid.
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Re: doubly fed induction generator

10/06/2007 1:54 PM

Could you elighten me as to what a "doubly fed induction generator connected with grid" is exactly?

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Re: doubly fed induction generator

10/21/2007 11:13 AM

Hi, electroman!

Did you get a reply to this yet? I've been waiting to find out, myself.

Mark
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