This paper presents the development and validation of an accurate and computationally efficient wideband reduced-order dynamic equivalent model for the Type-3-based wind power plant (WPP). The proposed Type-3 WPP equivalent model reproduces the dynamic behavior of the WPP in response to an electromagnetic transient in the host power system and is composed of two parts: 1) a static frequency-dependent network equivalent model which represents the response of all passive components of the WPP in a wideband frequency range, and 2) a dynamic low-frequency equivalent model that represents the aggregated dynamic model of the doubly-fed asynchronous generator (which is also referred to as doubly-fed induction generator) wind turbine generators, their local controls, and the WPP supervisory control. The proposed model significantly reduces the hardware/software computational burden and the computation time, as compared to the WPP detailed models, without compromising the accuracy of the simulation results. The proposed model is incorporated as a software module in the PSCAD/EMTDC environment and its computational efficiency and accuracy are verified based on comparing the results with those of a detailed model.
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