High-voltage direct current or HVDC transmission is a technique for sending electrical power from a source to a destination. HVDC systems maintain a constant flow of electrical energy in one direction, in contrast to typical AC transmission, where the current occasionally flips direction.
The effectiveness and adaptability of High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) transmission systems in the long-distance transmission of electrical power are well known. Each system performs a critical role in ensuring effective power transfer and grid stability while operating in different HVDC operating modes. We’ll go into great detail about the various HVDC operating modes in this article.
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