Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5446129 | Energy Procedia | 2016 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
In this paper, an islanded microgrid is modelled as a linear multivariable dynamic system. Then, the multivariable analysis tools are employed. The generalized Nyquist diagram and the relative gain array are used respectively for the stability assessment and solving the paring problem among the inputs and outputs. Droop control dependency on the X/R ratio of the microgrid DERs is recognized and its type is proposed using the relative gain array concept. Robust stability, nominal performance and robust performance requirements are evaluated in order to a better understanding of the system dynamics. Finally, three different controllers including Hâ, H2 and sequential proportional-integral-derivative controls are designed and compared.
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Authors
M. Naderi, Y. Khayat, Y. Batmani, H. Bevrani,