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This paper describes a sparse Newton Raphson formulation for the solution of the power flow problem, comprising 2n current injection equations written in rectangular coordinates. The Jacobian matrix has the same structure as the (2n/spl times/2n) nodal admittance matrix, in which each network branch is represented by a (2/spl times/2) block. Except for PV buses, the off-diagonal (2/spl times/2) blocks of the proposed Jacobian equations are equal to those of the nodal admittance matrix. The results presented show that the proposed method leads to a substantially faster power flow solution, when compared to the conventional Newton Raphson formulation, expressed in terms of power mismatches and written in polar coordinates.
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Costa et al. (1999) studied this question.
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