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Optimized PIDD2 controller for AVR systems regarding robustness
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DOI：10.1016/j.ijepes.2022.108646.png)
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The novel method for tuning proportional-integral-derivative controller with second order derivative term (PIDD2) for the automatic voltage regulator (AVR) of synchronous generator is presented. The design method minimizes load disturbance response regarding constraints on sensitivity functions: maximum sensitivity Ms, maximum complementary sensitivity Mp and measurement noise sensitivity Mn. Simple solution is obtained by shifting PIDD2 controller in a new parameter space and by employing an iterative procedure. In each iteration the five controller parameters are obtained by solving the constrained optimization problem concerning sensi-tivities Ms and Mn for the fixed value of controller zeros damping factor xi. The robustness index Mp is calculated subsequently. In that manner, maximum of complementary sensitivity Mp is met by means of auxiliary parameter xi. The performance improvements are achieved in comparison with traditional PID controller, while robustness is retained. Further, the comparison is made with an optimization method using amplitude optimum principle that also minimizes load disturbance response with different optimality criterion. Experiments are carried out on a small lab synchronous generator setup in order to demonstrate practical potential in real noisy environment of the proposed method and to justify the increased order of AVR controller.
Keywords:
Second order derivative controller
Constrained optimization
Sensitivity functions
Noise sensitivity
Load disturbance rejection
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