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ieee international conference on power system technology | 2004

Development of an online monitoring system based on the embedded system for the high voltage switchboard

Yao Jianshi; Huang Yulong; Zeng Rong; Xu Guozheng

In order to meet the increasing requirement of modularization and interconnection for the high voltage switchboard monitoring systems, this dissertation introduced an online monitoring system based on the embedded system. The system adopts DSP as its kernel data processing unit and an embedded microprocessor as its kernel system configuration and communication unit. The object-oriented method was also used in the software development. By integrating all these methods we made a monitoring system which is highly modularized and easy to communicate with the substation through LAN.


conference of the industrial electronics society | 1999

Investigation on the analysis software for switching characteristics of large capacity GTO

Li Qingmin; Huang Yulong; Xu Guozheng; Qian Jiali; Satoshi Azuma; Masahiro Kimata; Makoto Seto

Owing to the lack of sufficient power loss data of different working conditions for GTO in the technical manuals of many companies, the manufactures and the consumers often encounter difficulties in selecting suitable devices for the design of practicable application systems. The authors have constructed a large capacity test circuit to carry out experimental investigation on the loss characteristics of GTO under various arrangements of circuit parameters. Then the powerful ANN (artificial neural network) and the BP (backpropagation) algorithm are introduced to build up the quantitative relations between the varied circuit parameters and the recorded loss data so that power loss tables can be created. In addition, the paper poses a revised steepest algorithm to fit the high-order heat transfer model of GTO according to its transient thermal behavior. All the algorithms are integrated in a software package based on which to carry through power loss analysis and output the transient and average junction temperature data or curves.


Archive | 2005

Electromagnetic current mutual inductor iron core on-line demagnetizing method

Qian Jiali; Huang Yulong; Guan Yonggang


Archive | 2017

A repulsion motor is grasped and is moved device for high voltage circuit breaker

Sheng Chao; Weng Hongjie; Huang Yulong; Xiao Xi; Huang Hui; Tang Niang


chinese automation congress | 2017

Research on the intelligent operating techniques of high voltage circuit breaker

Huang Hui; Huang Yulong; Sheng Chao; Xiao Xi; Yang Peng; Zhou Yannan


Archive | 2017

Repulsion motor operating method used for high-voltage circuit breaker and apparatus thereof

Sheng Chao; Weng Hongjie; Huang Yulong; Xiao Xi; Huang Hui; Tang Niang; Chen Rui; Zhang Junfeng; Zhu Lianghe


Journal of Tsinghua University | 2006

Electromagnet operation characteristic in high-voltage circuit breakers

Huang Yulong


High Voltage Apparatus | 2006

On-line Monitoring Device in Substation Based on the Technology of CAN Bus and ARM Microprocessor

Huang Yulong


Journal of Tsinghua University | 2005

ARM embedded system for on-line GIS monitoring

Huang Yulong


Journal of Tsinghua University | 2001

Swichgear signal noise elimination based on wavelet transformation

Huang Yulong

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Huang Hui

Electric Power Research Institute

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Sheng Chao

Electric Power Research Institute

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Tang Niang

North China Electric Power University

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