“…Most work done on adaptive PSS design uses self-tuning adaptive control approach as it is a very effective adaptive control scheme (Pierre 1987;Shi-jie et al 1986a;Chen et al 1993). The structure of a self-tuning adaptive controller has two parts: an on-line plant model predictor and a controller.…”
Section: Adaptive Gn Based Power System Stabilizermentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Parameters of an adaptive stabilizer are adjusted on-line according to the operating conditions. Many years of intensive studies have shown that the adaptive stabilizer can provide good damping over a wide operating range (Pierre 1987;Shi-jie et al 1986a,b;Chen et al 1993;Segal et al 2000;Hosseinzadeh and Kalam 1999;Zhang et al 1993) and can also work in coordination with CPSSs (Chaturvedi et al 2004a;Swidenbank et al 1999).…”
Artificial neural networks trained as intelligent controllers can easily accommodate the non-linearities and time dependencies of non-linear, dynamic systems. However, they require large training time and large number of neurons to deal with complex problems. Taking benefit of the characteristics of a generalized neuron (GN), that requires much smaller training data and shorter training time, a generalized neuron based adaptive power system stabilizer (GNAPSS) is proposed. It consists of a GN as an predictor, that predicts the plant dynamics, and a GN as a controller to damp low frequency oscillations. Results show that the proposed GNAPSS can provide a consistently good dynamic performance of the system over a wide range of operating conditions.
“…Most work done on adaptive PSS design uses self-tuning adaptive control approach as it is a very effective adaptive control scheme (Pierre 1987;Shi-jie et al 1986a;Chen et al 1993). The structure of a self-tuning adaptive controller has two parts: an on-line plant model predictor and a controller.…”
Section: Adaptive Gn Based Power System Stabilizermentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Parameters of an adaptive stabilizer are adjusted on-line according to the operating conditions. Many years of intensive studies have shown that the adaptive stabilizer can provide good damping over a wide operating range (Pierre 1987;Shi-jie et al 1986a,b;Chen et al 1993;Segal et al 2000;Hosseinzadeh and Kalam 1999;Zhang et al 1993) and can also work in coordination with CPSSs (Chaturvedi et al 2004a;Swidenbank et al 1999).…”
Artificial neural networks trained as intelligent controllers can easily accommodate the non-linearities and time dependencies of non-linear, dynamic systems. However, they require large training time and large number of neurons to deal with complex problems. Taking benefit of the characteristics of a generalized neuron (GN), that requires much smaller training data and shorter training time, a generalized neuron based adaptive power system stabilizer (GNAPSS) is proposed. It consists of a GN as an predictor, that predicts the plant dynamics, and a GN as a controller to damp low frequency oscillations. Results show that the proposed GNAPSS can provide a consistently good dynamic performance of the system over a wide range of operating conditions.
“…This allows similar closed loop damping ratios to be achieved using a smaller pole-shifting factor than with VFF-RLS. Moreover, the need for adaptive self-searching [3,10] algorithms, which involves iterative computation, is avoided.…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A self-optimising PS algorithm [4,10] could be computationally expensive for real-time implementation as it involves solution of an iterative optimisation in each step. Hence, the focus in this paper is on achieving accuracy and speed of convergence of estimated parameters such that a fixed pole-shifting factor is adequate to ensure satisfactory performance.…”
“…But these approaches are difficult to obtain a good control performance in case of operating conditions such as change of load or three phase fault, etc. Therefore, several methods based on adaptive control theory (Chen et al, 1993;Park & Kim, 1996) have been proposed to give an adaptive capability to PSS for nonlinear characteristic of power system. These methods can improve the dynamic characteristic of power system, but these approaches cannot be applied for the real time control because of long execution time.…”
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