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A Solution to the Parameter Selection and Current Static Error Issues With Frequency Shift Islanding Detection Methods
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DOI：10.1109/TIE.2020.2970684.png)
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Frequency shift islanding detection methods have been widely used in inverter-based distributed generations. Two representatives of such methods, Sandia frequency shift (SFS) and reactive current perturbation (RCP) methods, are investigated in this article. The investigation reveals two main issues with these two methods, i.e., parameter selection scheme for positive feedback gain and current static error. The current parameter selection scheme, in particular, is considered unreliable and inconvenient in this article, for it has not considered the weakening effect of PI regulators on positive feedback and the positive feedback gain is actually obtained by trial and error, which makes it difficult to use such methods well in field environments. In view of these issues, this article proposes a solution that contains an improved method to eliminate current static error and a reliable and convenient parameter selection scheme based on system stability analyses. The final simulations and experiments verify the good performance of the improved method and the parameter selection scheme.
Keywords:
Current static error
instability
islanding detection
parameter selection
perturbation to the rate of change of reactive current
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