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Yang Ling

Researcher at Hunan University

Publications -  66
Citations -  972

Yang Ling is an academic researcher from Hunan University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Inverter & Electrical impedance. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 66 publications receiving 604 citations. Previous affiliations of Yang Ling include Guangdong University of Technology.

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A Virtual Inertia Control Strategy for DC Microgrids Analogized With Virtual Synchronous Machines

TL;DR: A virtual inertia control strategy through bidirectional grid-connected converters (BGCs) analogized with virtual synchronous machine (VSM) is proposed to enhance the inertia of the DC-MG, and to restrain the dc bus voltage fluctuation.
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Sequence Impedance Modeling and Stability Comparative Analysis of Voltage-Controlled VSGs and Current-Controlled VSGs

TL;DR: The voltage-controlled VSG is more suitable than the current-controlledVSG for grid-connected renewable energy generation in an ultraweak grid from the point of view of system stability and experiment results validate the stability analysis.
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Sequence-Impedance-Based Stability Comparison Between VSGs and Traditional Grid-Connected Inverters

TL;DR: The stability analysis results show that the TGCI loses stability easily, whereas the VSG still works well without PLL restrictions under an ultraweak grid or with a large number of inverters connected to the grid.
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Inverter-Current-Feedback Resonance-Suppression Method for LCL-Type DG System to Reduce Resonance-Frequency Offset and Grid-Inductance Effect

TL;DR: An inverter-current-feedback reso-nance-suppression method without additional sensors is proposed to reduce resonance-frequency offset and grid-inductance effect due to its unattenuated damping characteristic under high-frequency bandwidth and a robust ICFRS is further proposed to improve system stability by maintaining a positive resistance regardless of grid- Inductance variation.
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A Virtual Phase-Lead Impedance Stability Control Strategy for the Maritime VSC–HVDC System

TL;DR: A virtual phase-lead impedance stability control strategy aiming at rectifier station can effectively mitigate the dc-side oscillation of the VSC–HVDC system without affecting the load performance of the inverter station.