AbstractThe thyristor‐controlled series capacitor (TCSC) is being developed to improve the transmission capability of power systems. The TCSC is thought to compensate transmission line reactance without causing subsynchronous resonance (SSR). However, in order to evaluate its effect quantitatively, we must calculate the frequency response of the generator damping torque. Simulations need a long computing time, and it is hard to choose the frequency freely. In this paper, we propose a method of analytically calculating the damping torque. First, when a generator rotor oscillates at some frequency, two voltage components appear. We analytically calculate the damping torque from small current variations due to the voltage components. The damping characteristic changes depending on the method of firing thyristors. The best characteristic is obtained when triggering with reference to the fundamental wave of TCSC voltage or current is used. By choosing an appropriate firing angle, we can drastically reduce negative damping by the TCSC. The damping characteristic is closely related to the system impedance. The fact that the TCSC has large resistance in the 0 to 60 Hz range helps significa
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