The ability of a dual-rate adaptive stabilizer to damp multimode oscillations in a power system is investigated. The controller adjusts its parameters to track the dominant frequency of oscillation and damps different modes one by one according to their dominance. The results show that adaptive and conventional stabilizers working on different units within a system can operate cooperatively and mutually support each other.>
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