2009 Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference 2009
DOI: 10.1109/appeec.2009.4918297
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Dynamic Characteristics Analysis of DFIG Based on IMC

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“…2, the system was composed of controlled plant ( ) P z , internal model of the controlled plant ˆ( ) P z , internal model controller ( ) D z , r was input, v was the disturbance and y was output. With this control structure, we can get [6]: In the NNIMC control system, NNC was the inverse model of neural networks, which serve as controller, NNM was the positive model of neural networks, and also the filter was serving as a feed forward compensation.…”
Section: Rotor Side Converter's Vector Control Of Dfigmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2, the system was composed of controlled plant ( ) P z , internal model of the controlled plant ˆ( ) P z , internal model controller ( ) D z , r was input, v was the disturbance and y was output. With this control structure, we can get [6]: In the NNIMC control system, NNC was the inverse model of neural networks, which serve as controller, NNM was the positive model of neural networks, and also the filter was serving as a feed forward compensation.…”
Section: Rotor Side Converter's Vector Control Of Dfigmentioning
confidence: 99%