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Clarke transformation: a standalone construct

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Clarketransformation1 CONSTRUCTClarke transformationCLARKE · POWER SYSTEMS

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Power systems

transformation of three-phase quantities into two orthogonal stationary components plus a zero-sequence component.

In power systems, Clarke transformation refers to transformation of three-phase quantities into two orthogonal stationary components plus a zero-sequence component. This meaning comes from Clarke (1943) in Circuit analysis of A-C power systems.[1]

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References

  1. Clarke, E. (1943). Circuit analysis of A-C power systems. J. Wiley. Open Library record

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