Direct current (DC) microgrid has recently gained potential interest since it supports easy integration of distributed generators (DGs) and energy storage devices (ESDs).
A decentralised control method that deals with current sharing issues in dc microgrids (MGs) is proposed in this study. The proposed method is formulated in terms of ''modified global indicator'' concept, which was originally
current sharing and voltage stability in islanded DC microgrids at the same time. In this paper, a novel current-sharing control strategy based on injected small ac voltage with low frequency
of m buses with DG as well as local load, n buses only with remote load and l transmission lines. For the purpose of study, we assume all lines and loads are resistive, and all the DGs have
A new DER power-sharing mechanism is devised by introducing a current-sharing vector in the controller formulation, which eliminates bus voltage deviation during load/DER fluctuation and
3 天之前· The primary focus in multi-bus DC microgrid systems is to achieve simultaneous proportional current sharing and network average voltage regulation. Conventionally,
This method is applicable to both single-bus and multi-bus microgrids. Notably, the proposed technique shows promise in effectively mitigating circulating currents to very low values,
A method for coordination of an autonomous low-voltage direct-current microgrid. A control structure that allows the application of this method, and the optimal range of operating power
The integration of adjacent dc microgrids (MGs) results in the formation of a dc MG cluster which can increase the system power supply capacity. This article proposes a control strategy for dc
Droop control is the popular technique for load current sharing in DC microgrid. The main drawbacks of the conventional droop method are poor current sharing and drop in dc grid voltage due to the
The converters and control algorithm are used for sharing current between the load and microgrid. The three control types-centralized, decentralized and master-slave are
This paper addresses load current sharing and circulating current issues of parallel-connected DC-DC converters in low-voltage DC microgrid. Droop control is the popular technique for load
In recent times, there has been a growing interest in AC microgrids due to their versatility in operating as both islanded and grid-connected systems. When operating in islanded mode,
is the key problem of DC microgrid research. At present, droop control is the most widely studied in load current sharing control methods for DG converters in parallel. By introducing virtual
Current sharing, droop control, DC microgrid, parallel converters, power sharing. "A nonlinear droop method to improve voltage regulation and load sharing in dc systems," in
A new control algorithm for the application in the DC microgrids to achieve accurate load distribution between droop controlled converters and has a potential to enhance
In order to maintain system reliability, load sharing is crucial, because disturbances such as the constant power load (CPL), constant voltage load (CVL), uncertainty parameters, and variations in input voltage may result in instability. The conventional droop control method has been frequently employed to regulate the DC microgrid.
The dynamic current sharing in a hybrid energy storage system and maintaining state of charge within boundaries and voltage regulation in the presence of a power pulse load issue in a DC microgrid might be an interesting research topic for future work.
In this paper, a strategy for achieving accurate load power sharing for islanded DC microgrids is proposed. This strategy involves two main stages. First, an online estimation of the feeder resistances is performed using the recursive least squares algorithm, which is implemented into the local controller of each converter.
The primary goal of the controller in the DC microgrid is to improve system stability, flexibility, and dependability by controlling shared load current and regulating DC bus voltage . Fig. 1. DC Microgrid configuration. Many techniques for dealing with the instability problem brought on by CPLs in DC microgrids have been studied.
RST controller with droop method is proposed to resolve instability of DC microgrid. Enabling percentage load current sharing between DC-DC converters is considered. Proposed control tested with many disturbances for performance evaluation. HIL testing is implemented to verify the efficiency of the proposed strategy.
Some advanced controllers are suggested in a DC microgrid with CPL to guarantee power sharing and regulate the output voltage. In , a decentralized MPC is presented to assure power sharing and maintain the stability of the DC microgrid supplying a CPL.
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