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Operational resilience assessment: A frequency-domain approach for dc microgrids

Hosseinipour et al., 2024

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5991619061404328207
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Hosseinipour A
Shadaei M
Khazaei J
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2024 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting (PESGM)

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DC shipboard microgrids (SMGs) are highly dynamic systems susceptible to failure due to various cyber-physical disturbances, such as extreme weather and mission operations during wartime. In this paper, the real-time operational resilience (OR) evaluation of DC …
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