Tuning the Maximum Power Extraction Loop in the Improved Droop Controller of Virtual Synchronous Generators
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Abstract
The concept of virtual synchronous generators (VSGs) has been introduced in the literature as a viable solution to oppose the trending decline in the inertia of power systems due to the steep increase in the proliferation of renewable energy resources in the grid. In this regard, the VSG controller governs the power- electronic converters to mimic the dynamic behavior of a synchronous generator, including the droop control behavior. Recently, a new state-of-the-art droop controller has been proposed for the VSG controller to enable the controller to have maximum power harnessing mode where the controller can smoothly restore its pre-disturbance dispatch level following a disturbance in the grid. This paper extends this work by conducting a small-signal analysis of the controller parameters and recommending a practical and tunable maximum power harnessing mode. The findings are then verified through extensive simulation studies in MATLAB/Simulink. It is demonstrated that the time constant and the order of the low-pass filter in the controller’s active-power loop effectively provide two degrees of freedom for adjusting the dynamics of the controller.
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