Design of LCC HVDC wide‐area emergency power support control based on adaptive dynamic surface control
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Abstract
In AC–DC parallel systems, line‐commutated‐converter (LCC)‐based high‐voltage direct‐current (HVDC) emergency control strategy can improve the stability of the power system. This study proposes an LCC HVDC emergency control strategy that utilises the global information measured by wide‐area measurement systems. The design of the proposed LCC HVDC emergency control strategy takes advantage of dynamic surface control and adaptive control. The Lyapunov stability analysis is used to prove that the AC–DC parallel system is uniformly ultimately bounded in the presence of the uncertainties. A two‐area four‐generator AC–DC parallel system is developed in PSCAD/EMTDC to verify the effectiveness and correctness of the proposed strategy. Simulation results show that the proposed LCC HVDC emergency control strategy can improve the stability of an AC–DC parallel system and is robust. Its superiority is demonstrated by comparing the proposed method with controllers designed using backstepping technique and pole placement technique.
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