De-risk WAMPAC systems by simulating or testing PMUs
Wide area monitoring, protection, and control (WAMPAC) systems have great potential to provide real-time information on the health of the network via monitoring, and to significantly increase power security and reliability via protection and control actions. Transformative systems such as wide area protection and control are often off the table unless they come fully de-risked and validated.
The RTDS Simulator allows engineers to represent the behaviour of the network in real time, over a wide frequency range, enabling them to perform Hardware-in-the-Loop testing. Real-time simulation with WAMPAC schemes in a closed loop is the fastest and safest way to demonstrate operation, and mitigate risks prior to deployment.
Unmatched flexibility for WAMPAC test configurations
Virtual PMUs
Physical PMUs
Testing Sytems
Stream standard-compliant synchrophasor data with the RTDS Simulator
The RTDS Simulator’s GTNETx2 network interface card allows the streaming of PMU data to external devices via IEC/IEEE 60255-118-1
Reporting rates up to 240 frames per second reported
Flexible models: provide positive, negative, and zero sequence V & I data OR choose a larger number of PMUs to represent with positive sequence data only
Easy and fast testing of PMUs against the IEEE conformance requirements
The RTDS Simulator’s PMU Test Utility, created by synchrophasor experts, allows for straightforward and efficient testing of the electrical performance of PMUs. The IEEE Conformance Assessment Program (ICAP)’s Test Suite Specification parameters are included in the utility.The frequency, ROCOF, and total vector error of the PMU can be evaluated.
High-precision applications require a high-precision time reference
The RTDS Simulator can be synchronized to an external time reference via 1PPS, IEEE 1588 PTP, or IRIG-B signals. In the absence of an external GPS clock, the RTDS Simulator can also create its own internal synchronization source.
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