What is the KP in the CLOD model stand for and what does it do?

asked 2019-01-12 12:35:39 -0500

MRS2016
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J+5 of the CONs list is Kp of remaining, but looking through the manuals, I'm not sure what that means. Its not the same as KPause is it?

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answered 2019-01-13 16:13:34 -0500

perolofl

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In Program Application Guide:

"All real load remaining on the bus after applying the specified percentages varies as the voltage is raised to the KP power."

In Models manual:

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Could Kp refer to how the real power of the remaining load is modeled? Where Kp = 0 is modeled as a constant power load? Kp = 1 is modeled as a constant current load? Kp = 2 is modeled as a constant impedance load?

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