2022
DOI: 10.1109/tsg.2021.3112707
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Stability Analysis of Permanent Magnet Generator System With Load Current Compensating Method

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“…Since the exciter is a first-order model, the order of the whole system is increased by one order from the original one, and the newly added state variables are [23]. Since p ω r and p δ are not affected by the exciter, the entire state-space model of the power system is written in the form of the following vector matrix:…”
Section: Modeling Of Single-machine Infinity Systems Considering Actu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the exciter is a first-order model, the order of the whole system is increased by one order from the original one, and the newly added state variables are [23]. Since p ω r and p δ are not affected by the exciter, the entire state-space model of the power system is written in the form of the following vector matrix:…”
Section: Modeling Of Single-machine Infinity Systems Considering Actu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of electrical research, in [3], the MMC impedance remodeling method with advanced correction method is added to the DC voltage control to compensate for the phase angle of the negative damping frequency 2 band of MMC, which can effectively improve the stability domain margin of the grid-connected system and enhance the stability of the MMC grid-connected system. In [4], the Load Current Compensation Method (LCCM) is used to improve the stability of the aircraft power system caused by the constant power load. In [5], the inertia of the power electronic-dominant system (PEDS) is improved by using the method of virtual inertial control and the design and inertial layout optimization of the converter are guided by stability analysis during the control time by considering multiple time scales of the power electronic converter.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of these devices is the double-fed induction generator, also known as DFIG. This alternative has a good cost-benefit ratio mainly due to its power electronic converter only being precise near to 30% of the rated power [1], which leads to minor power losses, smaller and cheaper components when it is compared with full power converter applications used in other generator-converter topologies, as in squirrel cages [2] and permanent magnet generators [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%