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[SOLVED] Online impedance estimation

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Hey guys

I'm reading an article called "Online grid impedance estimation for single-phase grid-connected systems using PQ variations". I'm sending it attached.
In page 3 it is said that "...the difficulty in the estimation of Zg is that the voltage source of the grid (Vs) is immeasurable..."
Why? Can someone explain it to me?
 

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The difficulty in the estimation of Zg using is that the voltage source of the grid (Vs) is immeasurable.
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VPCC = Ig*Zg +Vs
The difficulty is turning off the switch for all the grid current, as Ig is used everywhere, not just your location.


IMHO comments.
It is a classical ESR method except the grid distributes the problem, so the author localizes it by choosing 2 operating points. Normally 5% drop is allowed for distribution losses from transformer, so this already implies a certain ESR for the rated current of distribution feeder.
 

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