The authors describe the development technology and performance test results of an analog simulator designed to analyze continuous phenomena ranging from transient to steady state in a large-scale power system. The simulator is a large-scale system with a total of approximately 500 units, including 30 generators, 304 transmission lines, and 20 loads, HVDC transmission facilities and static VAR compensators. It uses unique models. The generator model can simulate a synchronous machine, an induction machine, and an adjustable speed pumped-storage machine. The load model can simulate voltage characteristics with load dynamics. It uses a high-performance man-machine interface. This lets the operator input network configuration data through a system diagram image from the workstation, and control system data through a block diagram. It uses an automatic network configuration system. Performance testing performed by the Kansai Electric Power Company is discussed.>
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