Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus

This paper develops a tool for the stability analysis when multiple voltage controlled converters are connected to a distribution bus. In particular, the analysis is applicable to voltage source converters (VSCs) and has been extended to consider current control as well as voltage control. It is ass...

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Main Authors: Ghosh, Arindam, Ledwich, G., zare, F., Majumder, R.
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Format: Conference Paper
Published: International Academy, Research, and Industry Association ( IARIA ) 2011
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/2665
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Ledwich, G.
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Majumder, R.
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description This paper develops a tool for the stability analysis when multiple voltage controlled converters are connected to a distribution bus. In particular, the analysis is applicable to voltage source converters (VSCs) and has been extended to consider current control as well as voltage control. It is assumed that each VSC is controlled by a state feedback linear quadratic regulator (LQR) based switching design. A suitable model of the converter is first developed by including the state feedback gains. The model is then extended to incorporate parallel operation of two VSCs, connected to a bus. To consider autonomous operation, the power sharing arrangements without any explicit communication, i.e., droopcontrollers are incorporated in the model. Finally, a linearized model of the system is developed for Eigen analysis. It has been shown that the system response predicted by the developed model matches PSCAD simulation results very closely, thus confirming that the model developed can be used as an analytical tool.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-26652017-02-28T01:25:24Z Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus Ghosh, Arindam Ledwich, G. zare, F. Majumder, R. - This paper develops a tool for the stability analysis when multiple voltage controlled converters are connected to a distribution bus. In particular, the analysis is applicable to voltage source converters (VSCs) and has been extended to consider current control as well as voltage control. It is assumed that each VSC is controlled by a state feedback linear quadratic regulator (LQR) based switching design. A suitable model of the converter is first developed by including the state feedback gains. The model is then extended to incorporate parallel operation of two VSCs, connected to a bus. To consider autonomous operation, the power sharing arrangements without any explicit communication, i.e., droopcontrollers are incorporated in the model. Finally, a linearized model of the system is developed for Eigen analysis. It has been shown that the system response predicted by the developed model matches PSCAD simulation results very closely, thus confirming that the model developed can be used as an analytical tool. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/2665 International Academy, Research, and Industry Association ( IARIA ) restricted
spellingShingle Ghosh, Arindam
Ledwich, G.
zare, F.
Majumder, R.
Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus
title Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus
title_full Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus
title_fullStr Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus
title_full_unstemmed Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus
title_short Stability Analysis for Multiple Voltage Source Converters Connected at a Bus
title_sort stability analysis for multiple voltage source converters connected at a bus
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/2665