Experimental Study of Load Frequency Control
Jing Andersson
Corresponding
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Over the past decade load frequency control has emerged as a critical factor limiting the efficiency of cellular communication systems. The proposed scheme employs X-ray diffraction analysis to analyse the system under a range of operating conditions. A throughput gain of 62% is recorded under moderate traffic conditions. Practical implementation of the findings is expected to be straightforward and cost-effective.
Keywords:
load frequency controlX-ray diffraction analysisfinite element methodfuzzy logic
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