2022
DOI: 10.1109/jsyst.2021.3114963
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A Multiobjective Secondary Control Approach for Optimal Design of DG Droop Characteristic and Control Mode for Autonomous Microgrids

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“…The sensitivity factor improves the system dynamic performance. A voltage and current double closed-loop controller is designed to further improve immunity and power quality of the inverter and reduce the influence of random disturbances on the voltage and frequency of the ship propulsion system [43][44][45]. The schematic diagram of the droop controller is shown in Figure 14.…”
Section: Design Of Two-layer Coordinated Control Strategy Based On Dy...mentioning
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“…The sensitivity factor improves the system dynamic performance. A voltage and current double closed-loop controller is designed to further improve immunity and power quality of the inverter and reduce the influence of random disturbances on the voltage and frequency of the ship propulsion system [43][44][45]. The schematic diagram of the droop controller is shown in Figure 14.…”
Section: Design Of Two-layer Coordinated Control Strategy Based On Dy...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The secondary control in island mode microgrids ensures the power quality requirements such as the voltage and frequency regulations and harmonic compensation [11]. For this purpose, a voltage regulation loop is used to regulate the voltage deviation caused by the primary control.…”
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“…The hierarchical control method that combines the advantages of centralized and decentralized control are widely used in the control of microgrids [9]. This control method consists of primary, secondary, and tertiary control levels operating in different time periods [9][10][11]. The primary controller operates locally to provide stable energy generation of sources and it ensures proportional sharing of power between sources [12,13].…”
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