This paper covers the analysis of the problem of self-excited current oscillations which may occur when synchronous machines are closely coupled to transmission lines which are highly compensated with series capacitors. A mathematical analysis is made. Corrective measures are suggested and the results of confirming tests are discussed. Two typical system configurations which would be likely to produce these self-excited oscillations are used as examples for detailed calculations.
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Kilgore et al. (1971) studied this question.
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