2020
DOI: 10.1002/2050-7038.12683
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AC,DC,and hybrid control strategies for smart microgrid application: A review

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“…[21,22] will cause variation in amplitude and frequency of the load voltage when the utility is interrupted, so that immediately detect the islanding operation. Comprehensive 23 analysis of ROCOF fuzzy tune PID/H ∞ , 24,25 power synchronization control, 26 and vector surge relays for distributed generation applications are given with all standards 27‐29 of voltage and frequency are used for grid integration 30,31 of power system island detection. Inverter control based on ROCOV, ROCOF, impedance variations, and some of techniques are used drift/dual frequencies to find islanding of system.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[21,22] will cause variation in amplitude and frequency of the load voltage when the utility is interrupted, so that immediately detect the islanding operation. Comprehensive 23 analysis of ROCOF fuzzy tune PID/H ∞ , 24,25 power synchronization control, 26 and vector surge relays for distributed generation applications are given with all standards 27‐29 of voltage and frequency are used for grid integration 30,31 of power system island detection. Inverter control based on ROCOV, ROCOF, impedance variations, and some of techniques are used drift/dual frequencies to find islanding of system.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Because they use various linguistic variables, FLC techniques are widely accepted as offering better solutions than other soft techniques [20]. In reviewing the related literature such as [21][22][23][24], it can be seen that adaptive FLC is divided into two specific classes, direct and indirect, depending on the system condition and applications. In a direct adaptive FLC, fuzzy systems are used as a controller using IF-THEN fuzzy rules [21,22].…”
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“…In a direct adaptive FLC, fuzzy systems are used as a controller using IF-THEN fuzzy rules [21,22]. In an indirect FLC, fuzzy systems are used to describe the system model through the IF-THEN rule [23,24]. However, FLC-based systems reduce performance because of the requirement for an increasing number of fuzzy rules during real-time and multi-input-multi-output systems [22][23][24][25].…”
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