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Model Reference Adaptive System Based Apparent Power Sharing in Inverter Based Microgrids
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DOI：10.1109/TEC.2022.3166201.png)
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Power sharing amongst sources can he improved in an islanded microgrid by utilizing the information of the network's impedance. In this paper, an impedance based model reference adaptive system (Z-MRAS) scheme is proposed to estimate the impedance angle for converter based distributed generators (DGs) in the islanded mode. The focus is to enhance the proportional apparent power sharing between the DGs operated using generalized droop control (GDC). The performance of GDC depends on the effective tie-line impedance between the DGs and the proposed MRAS scheme provides the feedback of the estimated impedance angle. The accuracy of the impedance angle estimation is established for various tie-line X/R ratios, and this results in enhanced power sharing performance for balanced, harmonic, unbalanced, dynamic and constant power load cases as well as parallel line and underground cable cases. The proposed method is validated through off-line simulations in MATLAB and controller hardware in loop (CHIL) using real time simulator (Opal-RT) including cases of meshed networks and DC plug and play for a modified CIGRE network.
Keywords:
Generalized droop law
impedance estimation
model reference adaptive control
power quality
power sharing
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