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Fig 1.

Structure of the CVT system.

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Fig 2.

HECs of the CVTs.

(a)With speedy saturation damper. (b) With resonance-type damper.

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Fig 3.

Element parameter calculation for the compensation reactor.

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Table 1.

Parameter values of the common elements of the two CVTs.

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Table 2.

Parameter values of the two different dampers.

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Fig 4.

Resonant circuits of the CVT with a speedy saturation damper.

(a) Resonant circuit 1. (b) Resonant circuit 2. (c) Resonant circuit 3.

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Table 3.

Resonance modes of the CVT with a resonant damper.

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Fig 5.

Resonant circuits of the CVT with a resonant-type damper.

(a) Resonant circuit 1. (b) Resonant circuit 2. (c) Resonant circuit 3. (d) Resonant circuit 4. (e) Resonant circuit 5.

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Fig 6.

Frequency response characteristics of the ratio of the CVT with a speedy saturation damper.

(a) Amplitude-frequency characteristic. (b) Phase-frequency characteristic.

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Fig 7.

Frequency response characteristics of the ratio of the CVT with a resonant-type damper.

(a)Amplitude-frequency characteristic. (b) Phase-frequency characteristic.

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Table 4.

Comparison of the resonance modes of CVT with a resonant damper.

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Table 5.

Prediction of the resonant modes of the CVT with a speedy saturation damper.

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Table 6.

Design of the neural networks for the fitting of the frequency response characteristics.

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Fig 8.

Fitting results of the amplitude of the transformation ratio.

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Table 7.

Fitting results of the amplitude-frequency response of CVT with a speedy saturation damper.

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Fig 9.

Structure of the experimental platform with a step-up transformer.

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Fig 10.

Arrangement of part of the experimental setup.

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Fig 11.

Amplitude-frequency response of the RCVT transformation ratio.

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Table 8.

RMS values of the measured harmonic voltages.

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Table 9.

Parameters of the two step-up transformers.

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Fig 12.

Impendence-frequency characteristics of the experimental platform circuit.

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Fig 13.

Harmonic voltage measurement error of the 35-kV CVT.

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Table 10.

Harmonic measurement error of the 35-kV CVT.

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Fig 14.

Amplitude-frequency characteristic of the transformation ratio of the 35-kV CVT.

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Fig 15.

Simulation model of the back-to-back HVDC system.

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Table 11.

Rated element parameters of the two filters.

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Fig 16.

The waveforms of the filter currents and CVT voltages.

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Fig 17.

Total harmonic voltage of the 500-kV bus.

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Table 12.

Comparison of the amplitude of the individual harmonic voltage.

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Table 13.

Comparison of the RMS values of the individual harmonic voltages.

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Table 14.

Prediction of the resonance frequencies.

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Table 15.

Comparison of the harmonic measurement error.

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