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    This document contains MATLAB code that performs power flow analysis on a 3-bus system to calculate voltage angles and magnitudes. It initializes system parameters like impedances and loads, then iterates through the power flow equations to solve for voltage angle and magnitude updates until convergence within a specified tolerance is reached. The code calculates mismatch powers, forms the Jacobian matrix, inverts it to determine angle and voltage corrections, then updates the solution and iterates until converged.

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    This document contains MATLAB code that performs power flow analysis on a 3-bus system to calculate voltage angles and magnitudes. It initializes system parameters like impedances and loads, then iterates through the power flow equations to solve for voltage angle and magnitude updates until convergence within a specified tolerance is reached. The code calculates mismatch powers, forms the Jacobian matrix, inverts it to determine angle and voltage corrections, then updates the solution and iterates until converged.

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    CODING5

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    This document contains MATLAB code that performs power flow analysis on a 3-bus system to calculate voltage angles and magnitudes. It initializes system parameters like impedances and loads, then iterates through the power flow equations to solve for voltage angle and magnitude updates until convergence within a specified tolerance is reached. The code calculates mismatch powers, forms the Jacobian matrix, inverts it to determine angle and voltage corrections, then updates the solution and iterates until converged.

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    clc;

    clear all;
    n=3;
    Y=[20.0000-50.0000i -10.0000+20.0000i -10.0000+30.0000i; -10.0000+20.0000i
    26.0000-52.0000i -16.0000+32.0000i;-10.0000+30.0000i -16.0000+32.0000i
    26.0000-62.0000i];
    bi=imag(Y);
    br=real(Y);
    th=angle(Y);
    mY=abs(Y);
    pd=[0 2.566 1.386];
    pg=[0 0 0];
    ps=pg-pd;
    qd=[0 1.102 0.452];
    qg=[0 0 0];
    qs=qg-qd;
    v=[1 1 1];
    dl=[0 0 0];
    dv=[0 0 0];
    y=1;
    rs=0.01;
    xs=0.1;
    rp=200;
    k=0.9;
    vdc=1;
    thc=0;
    zs=(rs+(sqrt(-1))*xs);
    ys=abs(1/xs);
    beta=angle(zs);

    for iteration=1:100
    if y<0.000001
    break;
    else
    pg(3)=((k*ys*vdc*v(3)*cos(dl(3)-thc+beta))-(v(3)*v(3)*ys*cos(beta)));
    qg(3)=((k*ys*vdc*v(3)*sin(dl(3)-thc+beta))-(v(3)*v(3)*ys*sin(beta)));
    ps=pg-pd;
    qs=qg-qd;
    pac=((k*k*ys*vdc*vdc*cos(beta))-(vdc*k*v(3)*ys*cos(thc+beta-dl(3))));
    pdc=(vdc*vdc)/rp;
    for i=2:n
    p(i)=0;
    q(i)=0;
    for j=1:n
    p(i)=(v(i)*v(j)*mY(i,j)*cos(th(i,j)-dl(i)+dl(j)))+p(i);
    q(i)=-(v(i)*v(j)*mY(i,j)*sin(th(i,j)-dl(i)+dl(j)))+q(i);
    end
    end
    delp(1:2)=ps(2:3)-p(2:3);
    delq(1:2)=qs(2:3)-q(2:3);
    delpq=[0 0 0 0 0];
    delpq=[delp delq];
    delpq(5)=pac-pdc;
    for i=2:n
    for j=1:n
    if i~=j
    j1(i,j)=-(v(i)*v(j)*mY(i,j)*sin(th(i,j)-dl(i)+dl(j)));
    j2(i,j)=(v(i)*v(j)*mY(i,j)*cos(th(i,j)-dl(i)+dl(j)));
    j3(i,j)=-(v(i)*v(j)*mY(i,j)*cos(th(i,j)-dl(i)+dl(j)));
    j4(i,j)=-(v(i)*v(j)*mY(i,j)*sin(th(i,j)-dl(i)+dl(j)));
    end
    end
    end
    for i=2:n
    j1(i,i)=-q(i)-(bi(i,i)*v(i)^2);
    j2(i,i)=p(i)+(br(i,i)*v(i)^2);
    j3(i,i)=p(i)-(br(i,i)*v(i)^2);
    j4(i,i)=q(i)-(bi(i,i)*v(i)^2);
    end
    J11(1:2,1:2)=j1(2:3,2:3);
    J12(1:2,1:2)=j2(2:3,2:3);
    J21(1:2,1:2)=j3(2:3,2:3);
    J22(1:2,1:2)=j4(2:3,2:3);
    J=[J11 J12;J21 J22];
    J(1,4)=0;
    J(1,5)=0;
    J(3,4)=0;
    J(3,5)=0;
    J(5,1)=0;
    J(5,3)=0;
    J(2,2)=(((k*v(3)*ys*vdc*sin(dl(3)+beta-thc))+J(2,2)));
    J(2,4)=-(k*ys*v(3)*vdc*cos(dl(3)+beta-thc));
    J(2,5)=-(k*ys*v(3)*vdc*sin(dl(3)+beta-thc));
    J(4,2)=-((k*v(3)*ys*vdc*cos(dl(3)+beta-thc))-J(4,2));
    J(4,4)=-(k*v(3)*ys*vdc*sin(dl(3)+beta-thc));
    J(4,5)=(k*v(3)*ys*cos(dl(3)+beta-thc));
    J(5,2)=((v(3)*k*vdc*sin(thc+beta-dl(3)))*ys);
    J(5,5)=-((v(3)*k*vdc*sin(thc+beta-dl(3)))*ys);
    J(5,4)=-((2*k*k*vdc*cos(beta)*ys)-(v(3)*k*ys*cos(thc+beta-dl(3)))-
    ((2*vdc)/rp));
    J;
    del=(inv(J)*transpose(delpq));
    ddl(2:3)=del(1:2);
    dl=dl+ddl;
    dv(2)=del(3);
    v=v+dv;
    vdc=vdc+del(4);
    thc=thc+del(5);
    y=(abs(dv(2)));
    end
    iteration
    v
    del
    dl
    J
    delpq
    vdc
    thc

    end

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