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BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
C     BENCHMARK DC-32
C     Artificial  6-pulse  dc  power supply  that  illustrates the simulation of
C     diodes.  It was concocted in July of 1977  to  instruct Hughes Aircraft in
C     Fullerton, California (Emory Johnson, Gene Perusse, and assoc.).   Use  of
C     MEMSAV = 1 dumps tables for later restarting and modification (see DC-49).
C     It is assumed that  STARTUP  has  KTRPL4 < 0  and  L4BYTE = 1  so  that  a
C     C-like ".PL4" file having name  DC32.PL4  will be created (used by DC-49).
PRINTED NUMBER WIDTH, 12, 2,  { Request maximum precision (for 8 output columns)
 .000020    .010
       1       1       1       1       1      -1       1       2
       5       5      10      10      50      50
C           Three 2-winding saturable transformers having unity turns ratios are
C           delta-connected on the source side,  and grounded-Y on the rectifier
C           side.  The magnetizing branch is both nonlinear and lossy:
  TRANSFORMER                .01   .05TRANA   1.E5                             1
             .01             .05
             .02             .06
             .05             .07
             .15             .08
            9999
 1GENA  GENB                 .06   .01  115.
 2SECA                       .06   .01  115.
  TRANSFORMER TRANA                   TRANB                                    1
 1GENB  GENC
 2SECB
  TRANSFORMER TRANA                   TRANC                                    1
 1GENC  GENA
 2SECC
C          Small impedance branches are used (prior to "M34." generalized switch
C          logic) to isolate switches from each other at  "POLEA".   R = 5 ohms.
C          Although in theory such isolation is no longer required,  do  not try
C          to remove these 9 resistors,  since  they  provide necessary damping.
C          Note that these resistors are not of negligible value:
  CATH1 POLEA                5.0
  CATH2 POLEA CATH1 POLEA
  CATH3 POLEA CATH1 POLEA
C          More small impedances used for switch isolation at node  "POLEB", and
C          also at the transformer secondary. Half the value of "POLEA" is used,
C          for balance:
  CATH4 SECC                 2.5
  CATH5 SECA  CATH4 SECC
  CATH6 SECB  CATH4 SECC
  AN4   POLEB CATH4 SECC
  AN5   POLEB CATH4 SECC
  AN6   POLEB CATH4 SECC
C      2-conductor distributed line connects  "POLE"  with  "LOAD".   Inductance
C      parameters  are  5.8  and  1.6 millihenries for the ground and sky modes,
C      respectively.  Length is five miles.  Values are typical for 500 kV line:
-1POLEA LOADA                0.3   5.8  .012   5.0
-2POLEB LOADB                .03   1.6  .019   5.0
C                            Large stray capacitance ties the dc side to ground:
  POLEA                                 100.
  POLEB       POLEA
C          Load on dc side is parallel 200 ohm R and 100 microfarad capacitance:
  LOADA LOADB               200.
  LOADA LOADB                           100.
C        One-ohm grounding resistance, for later fault (see DC-49 continuation).
  LOADA FAULT                1.0
C    20 August 1998, discovery that Pi-circuits are mishandled leads to addition 
C    of the following radial branch off the generator (does not change answers): 
 1GENA  1-A               34.372457.68.15781                                    
 2GENB  1-B               35.735164.43-.031538.002451.79.16587                  
 3GENC  1-C               35.735164.43-.031537.455151.72-.021938.002451.79.16587
BLANK card ending all branch cards
C       First switch is to be the fault switch (open here, and closed in DC-49):
  FAULT              1.0       2.0
C     Bridge circuit consisting of 6 uncontrolled valves  (i.e., diodes).  Those
C     numbered  1, 2, and 3  feed  "POLEA",   making it positive with respect to
C     ground.   Diodes  4, 5, and 6  feed  "POLEB",  making it negative.
11SECB  CATH1                                                                 13
11SECA  CATH2                                         CLOSED                  13
C       The following card serves  to  name the switch following it.  To see the
C       results of this activity,  interactively execute the "SWITCH" command of 
C       SPY,  sending  "EXTRA"  for the alternative table.   Another point: note
C       the exclamation point, which is needed to hold lower case within A6 name
C       (assuming  KINSEN = 1  within STARTUP).   No such control for valve six.
  NAME: Valve3 !  { Request "NAME: " of cols. 3-8 precedes A6 valve name in 9-14
11SECC  CATH3                                                                 13
11AN4   CATH4                                         CLOSED                  13
11AN5   CATH5                                                                 13
  NAME: Valve6  { Request "NAME: " of columns 3-8 precedes A6 valve name in 9-14
11AN6   CATH6                                         CLOSED                  13
BLANK card terminating the last switch card
C      Balanced 3-phase source of 400 Hz is connected to transformer delta side:
14GENA        93.897      400.      -30.                           -1.
14GENB        93.897      400.     -150.                           -1.
14GENC        93.897      400.       90.                           -1.
BLANK card ending all source cards
 1                                        { Request for all node voltage outputs
  PRINTER PLOT
 144 1. 0.0 10.         LOADA LOADB              { Axis limits: (-1.637,  1.618)
$WIDTH, 79,   { Narrow output width will save paper from here on (summary stats)
BLANK card ending the last plot cards
BEGIN NEW DATA CASE
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