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Table 3 shows the performance of each POD signal in  damping  oscillation,  the  most  significant  POD  is  Δδ C
Figure 2. The i th   machine Linearised Phillips-Heffron model of multi machines power system with the GUPFC
Figure 8. Responses of system with PSS or with POD (a) rotor angle (b) angular speed deviation

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