Enabling Maximum Power Extraction of Virtual-Oscillator-based Energy Resources with Modified Droop Characteristic
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Abstract
The virtual oscillator (VO) based controller has been presented in the literature as a promising alternative solution for integrating renewable energy resources into the grid. The VO controller governs the power-electronic converters to mimic the conventional droop characteristic of synchronous generators while it automatically synchronizes with the grid without conventional phase-lock-loop (PLL). Recently, a modified droop controller has been proposed in the literature for the virtual-synchronous generator controller to facilitate maximum power harnessing, enabling the energy resource to smoothly restore its power dispatch level after a frequency disturbance. This paper follows the idea of maximizing long-term power extraction from the energy resource and modifies the VO-based controller droop characteristic by adding a new external loop. Two designs are proposed and validated through extensive simulation studies in MATLAB/Simulink. It is demonstrated that the outer loop allows the VO-based controller to smoothly transition to the commanded power reference after satisfying the droop characteristic dynamic response due to changes in grid frequency.
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