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From Electrical Power Systems Quality, Second Edition

6.10 Bibliography

Dwyer, R. V., Gunther, E. W., Adapa, R. "A Comparison of Solution Techniques for the Calculation of Harmonic Distortion Due to Adjustable Speed DC Drives," Fourth International Conference on Harmonic Systems, Budapest, Hungary, October 1990.

Grebe, T. E., McGranaghan, M. F., Samotyj, M. "Solving Harmonic Problems in Industrial Plants and Harmonic Mitigation Techniques for Adjustable-Speed Drives," Electrotech 92, Montreal, Canada, 1992.

McGranaghan, M. F., Grebe, T. E., Samotyj, M. "Solving Harmonic Problems in Industrial Plants Case Studies," First International Conference on Power Quality, PQA '91, Paris, France, 1991.

McGranaghan, M. F., Mueller, D. R. "Designing Harmonic Filters for Adjustable-Speed Drives to Comply with New IEEE-519 Harmonic Limits," IEEE/IAS Annual Conference, Petroleum and Chemical Industry Technical Conference, 1993.

Schwabe, R. J., Melhorn, C. J., Samotyj, M. "Effect of High Efficiency Lighting on Power Quality in Public Buildings," Third International Conference on Power Quality, PQA '93, San Diego, Calif.

Zavadil, R., McGranaghan, M. F., Hensley, G., Johnson, K. "Analysis of Harmonic Distortion Levels in Commercial Buildings," First International Conference on Power Quality, PQA '91, Paris, France, 1991.

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