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The inverse of the bus-admittance matrix is called a _____ matrix.

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The inverse of the bus-admittance matrix is called a bus impedance matrix.

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01

Determine the formula of bus impedance matrix.

Write the formula of bus impedance matrix.

Zbus= Y-1bus .................(1)

Here, Ybus is a positive sequence bus admittance matrix and Zbus is bus impedance matrix.

02

Determine the answer.

From equation (1), it is clear that the, bus impedance matrix is inverse of bus admittance matrix, hence the answer is,

The inverse of the bus-admittance matrix is called a bus impedance matrix.

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