Proceedings of 2003 IEEE Conference on Control Applications, 2003. CCA 2003.
DOI: 10.1109/cca.2003.1223297
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A multivariable H/sub ∞/ control for wind energy conversion system

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“…La potencia instalada ha supuesto un incremento notable en países como Estados Unidos, Alemania o España. Este desarrollo se ha venido dando de forma sostenida, motivado principalmente por el desarrollo de generadores eléctricos libres de emisiones de carbón (Rocha y Martins, 2003) y (García-Sanz y Torres, 2004).…”
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“…La potencia instalada ha supuesto un incremento notable en países como Estados Unidos, Alemania o España. Este desarrollo se ha venido dando de forma sostenida, motivado principalmente por el desarrollo de generadores eléctricos libres de emisiones de carbón (Rocha y Martins, 2003) y (García-Sanz y Torres, 2004).…”
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“…Diversas técnicas de control multivariable se han implementado en los aerogeneradores, como son: Control con Variación Paramétrica Lineal (Ostergaard et al, 2008), H ∞ (Rocha y Martins, 2003), Adaptativo (Johnson et al, 2008), Óptimo LQG (Selvam et al, 2009), PID descentralizado (Wu et al, 2008), Predictivo (Yang et al, 2009), Lógica Difusa (Simoes et al, 2009) y Redes Neuronales (Li et al, 2005).…”
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“…The pitch angle controller can adjust the pitch setting at its optimum value to achieve power tracking [12][13][14]. A control strategy has been investigated in [15] to maintain balance between produced energy and load demand, and a multivariable control strategy used in [16] regulates the pitch angle and electrical load to control the wind turbine speed. However, the regulation of power through the pitch angle can cause high activity of the pitch actuator due to small fluctuations in the power during steady state operation, which can affect the flow of power to the load.…”
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“…Many methods of WT pitch control have been documented, such as the classical proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control [83], gain-scheduling control [84], or robust control [85], among other nonlinear controllers [86]. Figure 2.3 depicts the conventional pitch angle regulator in which the input and output of the model are the generated power P out and blade angle β, respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%