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the implementation of load control. Nevertheless it presents the advantage
of being installed on all loads of a network thus treating “locally” the
impact of each CPL and could therefore be considered a decentralized
control technique.
A generation side or feeder control is applicable in situations where
there is access to the control of the bus supplying the converters. In this
case, it is possible to implement controls laws on the bus which take into
account, either through the addition of compensatory terms or specific
nonlinear control laws, the destabilizing impact of the CPL on the sys-
tem, and thereby increase the stability of it. Furthermore, being based on
the interface converters at the generator side/feeder, it allows for using
commercial off-the-shelf converters as the interface on the load side.

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