Abstract
The Holomorphic Embedding Loadflow Method is extended here from AC to DC-based systems. Through an appropriate embedding technique, the method is shown to extend naturally to DC power transmission systems, preserving all the constructive and deterministic properties that allow it to obtain the white branch solution in an unequivocal way. Its applications extend to nascent meshed HVDC networks and also to power distribution systems in more-electric vehicles, ships, aircraft, and spacecraft. In these latter areas, it is shown how the method can cleanly accommodate the higher-order nonlinearities that characterize the I-V curves of many devices. The case of a photovoltaic array feeding a constant-power load is given as an example. The extension to the general problem of finding DC operating points in electronics is also discussed, and exemplified on the diode model.
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