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Hey Jacde,
I believe you can use the chsb API, it allows you to track a large amount of variables during dynamic simulations. An example to keep track of real and reactive power using chsb is shown below:
psspy.chsb(0,1,[-1,-1,-1,1,2,0]) #Keep track of real power psspy.chsb(0,1,[-1,-1,-1,1,3,0]) #Keep track of reactive power
-Carter
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Hey Jacde,
I believe you can use the chsb API, it allows you to track a large amount of variables during dynamic simulations. An example to keep track of real and reactive power using chsb is shown below:
psspy.chsb(0,1,[-1,-1,-1,1,2,0]) #Keep track of real power psspy.chsb(0,1,[-1,-1,-1,1,3,0]) #Keep track of reactive power
-Carter
