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This study investigates the effects of pho- tovoltaic (PV) system integration at different penetra- tion levels
(0%, 10%, 30%, and 50%) on the perfor- mance of a three-phase distribution network modeled in Simulink.
Using an adapted IEEE 9-Bus system, the research evaluates key system parameters such as total
generation, total PQ load, total shunt impedance, total asynchronous machine count, and total system
losses. The simulation model incorporates a detailed PV array design, pulse generation and control, and
load flow analysis to capture dynamic behaviors un- der varying renewable energy contributions. Results
indicate that while total generation slightly increases and shunt admittance varies with PV penetration, the
overall impact on system losses and load remains minimal. The findings provide valuable insights into the
feasibility of integrating solar PV systems into traditional power networks while maintaining system
stability and efficiency.