Distributed Cooperative Control of DC Microgrids
The University of Texas at Arlington
Abstract
A cooperative control paradigm is used to establish a distributed secondary/primary control framework for dc microgrids. The conventional secondary control, that adjusts the voltage set point for the local droop mechanism, is replaced by a voltage regulator and a current regulator. A noise-resilient voltage observer is introduced that uses neighbors' data to estimate the average voltage across the microgrid. The voltage regulator processes this estimation and generates a voltage correction term to adjust the local voltage set point. This adjustment maintains the microgrid voltage level as desired by the tertiary control. The current regulator compares the local per-unit current of each converter with the…
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4Topics & keywords
- Microgrid
- Voltage droop
- Control theory (sociology)
- Voltage regulator
- Voltage regulation
- Voltage controller
- Controller (irrigation)
- Low-dropout regulator
- Affordable and clean energy