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John D. F. McDonald

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affiliation: EDF R&D, Paris, France
affiliation: Imperial College London, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, UK
affiliation (PhD 2004): University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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2012
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Thomas Chaudonneret, Helene Decroix, John D. F. McDonald:
Representation of the influence of telecommunications on electrical distribution network reliability. SmartGridComm 2012: 258-263

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2007
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Maria Brucoli, Tim C. Green, John D. F. McDonald:
Modelling and Analysis of Fault Behaviour of Inverter Microgrids to Aid Future Fault Detection. SoSE 2007: 1-6
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John D. F. McDonald:
Investigations into the design of Powerformer for optimal generator and system performance under fault conditions. University of Queensland, Australia, 2004

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