Observer-based power-synchronization control for grid-forming converters
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A4 Artikkeli konferenssijulkaisussa
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2023-06-29
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en
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6
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2023 IEEE Belgrade PowerTech
Abstract
This paper proposes an observer-based power-synchronization control (OPSC) method for grid-forming converters. The method can also be utilized for the starting of synchronous generators. It is analogous to observer-based volts-per-hertz (V/Hz) control of electric machine drives, consisting of state-feedback control and an observer. A linearized model of the closed-loop system is derived, passivity of the mechanical subsystem is studied and tuning recommendations are given. The power tracking performance is assessed and compared to that of reference-feedforward power-synchronization control (RFPSC) with the help of simulations and laboratory experiments using a 12.5-kVA converter. The results show that the proposed control method provides good performance in both weak and strong grids.Description
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Couplings, Uncertain systems, Analytical models, Electric machines, Observers, Synchronous generators, Closed loop systems
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Nurminen, T, Mourouvin, R, Hinkkanen, M, Kukkola, J, Routimo, M, Vilhunen, A & Harnefors, L 2023, Observer-based power-synchronization control for grid-forming converters . in 2023 IEEE Belgrade PowerTech ., 10202897, IEEE, pp. 1-6, IEEE PowerTech, Belgrade, Serbia, 25/06/2023 . https://doi.org/10.1109/PowerTech55446.2023.10202897