Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) SVC, STATCOM, TCSC

Learn SVC, STATCOM, TCSC & UPFC for Power Flow Control, Voltage Regulation, Reactive Power Compensation and Grid Stabili
What you'll learn

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Explain the fundamentals of FACTS technology and understand its role in modern AC power transmission systems.
Understand the operating principles of major FACTS controllers, including SVC, STATCOM, TCSC, and UPFC.
Analyze voltage regulation and reactive power compensation using FACTS devices.
Understand power-flow control techniques and how FACTS controllers improve transmission-system utilization.
Requirements

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The course is suitable for beginners, students, engineers, and power-system professionals who want to learn about Flexible AC Transmission Systems.
Description

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"This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."
Welcome toFlexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS): Fundamentals, Controllers and Applications, a comprehensive course designed to help you understand how advanced power-electronic technologies are used to control and improve modern electrical power transmission systems.
As power networks become more complex and renewable-energy integration continues to increase, maintainingvoltage stability, power-flow control, reactive power balance, and reliable transmission has become increasingly important. FACTS technology provides powerful solutions to these challenges by enabling fast and flexible control of electrical power-system parameters.
In this course, you will learn thefundamentals of FACTS technology, its importance in modern power grids, and the operating principles of major FACTS controllers. The course covers important technologies includingSVC, STATCOM, TCSC, and UPFC, helping you understand their configurations, functions, control concepts, applications, advantages, and limitations.
You will explore how FACTS devices can be used forvoltage regulation, reactive power compensation, power-flow management, transmission-capacity improvement, and power-system stability enhancement. The course also introduces the role of power-electronic converters and control strategies in achieving fast and effective grid control.
This course is suitable forelectrical engineering students, power-system engineers, power-electronics professionals, renewable-energy engineers, researchers, and anyone interested in modern transmission technologies. Basic knowledge of electrical circuits and power systems is helpful, but no prior experience with FACTS is required.
By completing this course, you will develop a strong conceptual foundation in FACTS and gain a better understanding of how these technologies contribute toefficient, stable, flexible, and reliable modern power grids.
Enroll today and start building your knowledge of Flexible AC Transmission Systems and the future of modern power transmission.
Who this course is for

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Power system engineering students and professionals interested in voltage control, reactive power compensation, and power-flow management.
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