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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER DELIVERY, VOL. 27, NO. 1, JANUARY 2012 411 Dynamic System Equivalents: A Survey of Available Techniques IEEE PES General Systems Subcommittee—Task Force on Dynamic System Equivalents U. D. Annakkage, Senior Member, IEEE, N. K. C. Nair, Senior Member, IEEE, Yuefeng Liang, Student Member, IEEE, A. M. Gole, Fellow, IEEE, V. Dinavahi, Member, IEEE, Bjorn Gustavsen, Senior Member, IEEE, Taku Noda, Senior Member, IEEE, Hassan Ghasemi, Member, IEEE, A. Monti, Senior Member, IEEE, Mah Matar, Member, IEEE, R. Iravani, Fellow, IEEE, and J. A. Martinez, Member, IEEE Abstract— This paper presents a brief review of techniques model, and the resulting model is suitable for the simulation available for reducing large systems to smaller equivalents. This of lightning and switching overvoltages. In situations where paper is divided into high frequency equivalents, low frequency power-electronic devices are used to mitigate low-frequency equivalents, and wideband equivalents. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate selected methods of high frequency electromechanical oscillation problems in a power system, equivalencing. the high-frequency equivalent network representation for the Index Terms—Coherency, dynamic equivalents, frequency-de- external system is inadequate. Therefore, there is a need for de- pendent network equivalents, modal analysis, two