A Multifunctional Complex Droop Control Scheme for Dynamic Power Management in Hybrid DC Microgrids

Hosseinipour, Ali; Khazaei, Javad

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“…Several power management approaches are applied to these components. Conventional methods [91], [92], artificial intelligence methods [93], metaheuristic optimization [94], conventional optimization [95], and other methods are implemented to balance power within the DC microgrids. On the other hand, as compared to the DC systems, achieving and maintaining synchronization, critical for connecting to the main grid or integrating renewable energy sources, poses a significant challenge in AC systems characterized by dispersed and diverse energy resources [96]- [99].…”

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A Critical Review on DC Microgrids Voltage Control and Power Management

Al-Ismail

2024

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Direct current (DC) microgrids are becoming increasingly important due to a number of causes, including the widespread use of DC loads, the integration of solar photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage devices (ESDs), and the absence of frequency and reactive power control issues. The control of DC bus voltage, power management, effective power split among the ESDs, and state of charge (SoC) restorations are important in a DC microgrid. However, DC bus voltage control and power management are difficult since the microgrids connect several distributed generators (DGs), loads, utility grids, and ESDs to the DC bus using power electronic converters. It is imperative to properly control the DC bus voltage and manage power among the sources and loads in order to maintain the stability and reliability of DC microgrids. DC microgrids can be controlled by employing centralized, decentralized, distributed, multi-level, and hierarchical control systems to ensure safe and secure operation. Besides, advanced control techniques, such as nonlinear, robust, model predictive, artificial intelligence, and many others, are employed. This article critically reviews two main aspects of DC microgrids: voltage control and power management. The challenges and opportunities for voltage control and power management in DC

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Section: DC Microgrid Power Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Critical Review on DC Microgrids Voltage Control and Power Management

Al-Ismail

2024

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A Multifunctional Complex Droop Control Scheme for Dynamic Power Management in Hybrid DC Microgrids

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A Critical Review on DC Microgrids Voltage Control and Power Management

A Critical Review on DC Microgrids Voltage Control and Power Management

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