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Observer-based Tracking Control for Single Machine Infinite Bus System Via Flatness Theory

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Table 1: Typical parameters of a SMIB power system in p.u.
Table 2: Parameters of the adopted controllers
Figure 3: Speed response with a 520ms short−circuit at t = 100s.
Figure 4: Mechanical torque response with a 520ms short−circuit at t = 100s.
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