Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations

Various configurations can be considered for a dc Microgrid (MG) comprising distributed generation (DGs) units and loads. Renewable energy sources and energy storage systems of plug-and-play nature can change the configuration of the MG at any time. Each configuration has a distinct and unique mathe...

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Main Authors: Setiawan, M., Abu-Siada, Ahmed, Shahnia, Farhad
Format: Conference Paper
Published: 2017
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/52811
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author Setiawan, M.
Abu-Siada, Ahmed
Shahnia, Farhad
author_facet Setiawan, M.
Abu-Siada, Ahmed
Shahnia, Farhad
author_sort Setiawan, M.
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description Various configurations can be considered for a dc Microgrid (MG) comprising distributed generation (DGs) units and loads. Renewable energy sources and energy storage systems of plug-and-play nature can change the configuration of the MG at any time. Each configuration has a distinct and unique mathematical representation that influences the operation of the MG. However, the voltage throughout the MG must be regulated within acceptable limit regardless of the configuration, load demand, and the utilized control principle. This paper presents various configurations of dc MGs and analyzes their characteristic with respect to voltage regulation, and circulating currents among DGs. A suitable voltage regulation technique is proposed which can be applied for various MG configurations. A data communication technology required for the employment of the proposed technique is discussed as well. The dynamic performance of various dc MG circuit configurations, operating with the proposed methods, is evaluated through simulation analyses, realized in MATLAB/Simulink®.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-528112018-03-16T03:33:05Z Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations Setiawan, M. Abu-Siada, Ahmed Shahnia, Farhad Various configurations can be considered for a dc Microgrid (MG) comprising distributed generation (DGs) units and loads. Renewable energy sources and energy storage systems of plug-and-play nature can change the configuration of the MG at any time. Each configuration has a distinct and unique mathematical representation that influences the operation of the MG. However, the voltage throughout the MG must be regulated within acceptable limit regardless of the configuration, load demand, and the utilized control principle. This paper presents various configurations of dc MGs and analyzes their characteristic with respect to voltage regulation, and circulating currents among DGs. A suitable voltage regulation technique is proposed which can be applied for various MG configurations. A data communication technology required for the employment of the proposed technique is discussed as well. The dynamic performance of various dc MG circuit configurations, operating with the proposed methods, is evaluated through simulation analyses, realized in MATLAB/Simulink®. 2017 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/52811 10.1109/SPEC.2016.7846024 restricted
spellingShingle Setiawan, M.
Abu-Siada, Ahmed
Shahnia, Farhad
Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations
title Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations
title_full Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations
title_fullStr Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations
title_full_unstemmed Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations
title_short Voltage regulation in DC microgrids with various circuit configurations
title_sort voltage regulation in dc microgrids with various circuit configurations
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/52811