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Next, by taking advantage of PMU high measuring frequency, which provides a high resolution to monitor the systems, a frequency domain analysis based method is proposed to estimate the system equivalent inertia, which enables further dynamic stability analysis. The methods are illustrated with several simulated and real case studies. 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