2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.epsr.2021.107273
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Stabilization of MT-HVDC grids via passivity-based control and convex optimization

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“…Additionally, the impact of the droop resistance under primary control was analyzed using conventional PI controllers. In [21], the optimal operation and stabilization of MT-HVDC systems were proposed via passivity-based control and convex optimization. Other controllers have been proposed, such as the power-sharing controls [22,23], feedback nonlinear control based on the Lyapunov theory [24], predictive fuzzy control model [25], Kalman filter control [26], model predictive control [27].…”
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“…Additionally, the impact of the droop resistance under primary control was analyzed using conventional PI controllers. In [21], the optimal operation and stabilization of MT-HVDC systems were proposed via passivity-based control and convex optimization. Other controllers have been proposed, such as the power-sharing controls [22,23], feedback nonlinear control based on the Lyapunov theory [24], predictive fuzzy control model [25], Kalman filter control [26], model predictive control [27].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…To obtain an equivalent dynamic model for the whole MT-HVDC system Equation ( 1) is compacted with its matrix equivalent by assuming that the system has been reduced only to s nodes that include power electronic converters [21]; which generates the following general dynamic grid model.…”
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“…This implies the need for a primary controller for each power converter and a secondary controller to manage the system energy [9,10]. Depending on the size and utility of the MG, other levels of controller may be necessary, such as demand side management, achieving total control, and improving the efficiency of the entire system [11,12]. Generally, the aim of a MG primary controller is to keep the voltage, current, or power within a reference value fixed by the secondary controller, both working as a global controller while rejecting system disturbances, such as load changes or variations, on PV array conditions.…”
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