Variable-Speed Wind Turbines is a wind energy conversion system that belongs to the class of wind turbines and is distinguished by its ability to operate at varying rotational speeds in response to fluctuating wind conditions to optimize energy capture and reduce mechanical stress.
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Aalborg University
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National Technical University of Athens
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