Advanced Topics in Power Systems Analysis

<p>Electric Power Systems Analysis is one of the most challenging courses in the Electric Power Engineering major which is taught to junior students. Its complexity arises from numerous prerequisites a wide array of topics and a crucial dependence on computational tools presenting students with significant challenges.</p><p>This book serves as a continuation of our previous book <strong>Fundamentals of Power Systems Analysis 1: Problems and Solutions</strong> specifically delving into advanced topics in power systems analysis.</p><p>The structure of the <b>Advanced Topics in Power Systems Analysis</b>is as follows: </p><p>Economic Load Dispatch Symmetrical and Unsymmetrical Short Circuits Transient Stability Analysis Power System Linear Cintrols and Key Concepts in Power System Analysis Operation and Control.</p><p>The structure of the <b>Fundamentals of Power System Analysis 1</b> is as follows: </p><p>Introduction to the Power System Transmission Line Parameters Line Model and Performance and Power Flow Analysis.</p><p>In brief advantages associated with delving into both books are as follows:</p><ul> <li>A variety of tests to prepare for employment exams.</li> <li>Electrical engineers practicing power system analysis can find almost everything they need.</li> <li>This book contains both difficult and easy problems and solutions.</li> <li>Readers have the capability to solve problems presented in this book solely using a calculator without dependence on computer-based software.</li> <li>This book provides power systems concepts through studying two-choice questions.</li> </ul><p>In the end we had a great time in writing this book and we truly hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed creating it!</p>