IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019
IEEE Draft Guide for Technology of Unified Power Flow Controller Using Modular Multilevel Converter: Part 1 Functions
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IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 is an IEEE draft guide focused on the technology of a unified power flow controller using a modular multilevel converter, with Part 1 covering functions. It is relevant to engineers working on power electronics for controlled transmission systems, where precise power-flow support, converter behavior, and functional definition matter. As a technical document in the power and energy domain, IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 helps frame consistent design and evaluation of this equipment.
What is IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019?
This draft guide sets out functional guidance for a unified power flow controller built around a modular multilevel converter. In practical terms, it addresses how the device is expected to support power-flow control within an electric power system, rather than focusing on a broad commercial specification. IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 is most useful as a technical reference for defining functions, aligning engineering expectations, and supporting discussion of converter-based transmission equipment.
Where is IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 used?
IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 is typically used in power-system engineering environments that plan, design, or evaluate flexible AC transmission equipment. It is relevant to transmission projects involving converter stations, power-flow control studies, and functional review of modular multilevel converter-based controllers. The document may also support procurement and technical coordination where the expected behavior of a unified power flow controller must be understood by utilities, manufacturers, and system integrators.
Why is IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 important?
For teams working with advanced power-electronic control devices, IEEE P2745.1/D4+1, Apr 2019 helps reduce ambiguity about what the equipment is intended to do and how its functions should be discussed. That can improve design control, technical comparison, and project coordination across stakeholders. Clear functional guidance is especially valuable when the goal is consistent performance in transmission applications, where incorrect assumptions can affect reliability, system studies, and deployment risk.
- Unified power flow controller functions
- Modular multilevel converter technology
- Transmission system power-flow control
- Engineering and project coordination
- Technical reference for functional review
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- This Version: P2745.1 (2019)
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