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A digital simulator based on a hypercube-type massively parallel computer, the NCube2, has been developed. The simulator features: real-time simulation of a large power system which covers transient stability through long-term behavior with constant accuracy level in root mean square values; user-friendly man-machine interfaces which mimic the actual operating environment including interactive setting of several system parameters and real-time data presentation on a CRT; and high-speed A/D (analog to digital) converters, D/A (digital to analog) converters, and D/IO (digital input and digital output) interfaces are used to connect the digital simulator (power system dynamic model) to actual equipment. The authors describe the basic characteristics of the digital simulator and present results obtained in real-time simulations.>
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