2016 IEEE Biennial Congress of Argentina (ARGENCON) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/argencon.2016.7585310
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Robust Generalized Predictive Control applied to the mitigation of electromagnetic torque oscillations in a wind energy conversion system based on DFIG

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“…Finite control set directly uses as a control input one of the eight possible space vector signals, considering a two level voltage source converter, under optimization process [3], [13], [14], and the continuous control set that uses a modulated control signal [15]. To reach this objective, the DFIG system can be modeled as a space state equation [16], [17], by using a transfer function of the system [11], [18], [19], non-linear mathematical models [20] or continuous time models [21]. The non-linear models are useful in many applications [22]- [24], because it implies a better representation of the real system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finite control set directly uses as a control input one of the eight possible space vector signals, considering a two level voltage source converter, under optimization process [3], [13], [14], and the continuous control set that uses a modulated control signal [15]. To reach this objective, the DFIG system can be modeled as a space state equation [16], [17], by using a transfer function of the system [11], [18], [19], non-linear mathematical models [20] or continuous time models [21]. The non-linear models are useful in many applications [22]- [24], because it implies a better representation of the real system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O controle preditivo tipo finite control set para as correntes do rotor é proposto por (ELIZONDO et al, 2014), no qual o vetor de tensão é selecionado pela corrente do rotor prevista e sua referência. Outra possibilidade é o controle preditivo generalizado (OUARI; REKIOUA; OUHROUCHE, 2014;SILVA et al, 2014;DIAS et al, 2016) que emprega a função de transferência do gerador para calcular a tensão do rotor a ser aplicada aos terminais do rotor do GIDA. No entanto, nos controladores mencionados, as incertezas da planta não aparecem no projeto do controlador.…”
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