Abstract
Accurate voltage and current phasor measurements are required to be provided by phasor measurement units placed at various buses in the system. This paper presents an effective method for estimation of alternating current signal fundamental phasor under dynamic conditions. The model-order estimation of the current signal has been carried out to separate the signal space and the noise space in the signal correlation matrix. The Vandermonde matrix of the total least square estimation of signal parameters via rotational invariance techniques method is extended to second-order Taylor's series approximation to estimate the dynamic phasor of the current signal. The suggested technique for the phasor estimation has been tested on simultaneous multimode amplitude and phase oscillations with decaying dc offset and noninteger harmonics, in the presence of noise and also for a fault scenario in New England 39-bus system. This paper also provides a few suggestions for a few possible amendments in the IEEE synchrophasor standard.
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