Hierarchical control of droop-controlled DC and AC microgrids — a general approach towards standardization
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...Hierarchy of controllers for microgrid is reported in [8]....
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...Figure 3: Centralized secondary control in hierarchical control scheme [8]...
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...1 Hierarchical Control A centralized power sharing (secondary) control scheme for dc microgrid, given in [8] is shown in Fig....
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...Integrated control strategies refer to hierarchical structures which usually consist of primary, secondary, and tertiary control [22], [61], [62], [78]....
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...It has many desirable features such as expandability, modularity, flexibility, and redundancy [61], [62], [78]....
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...In order to avoid the active and reactive power coupling, a typical and popular approach is based on virtual output impedance method [6], [19], [53], [61], [62]....
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...On the other hand, the control strategies without communication are generally based on the droop concept, which include four main categories: 1) conventional and variants of the droop control [16], [34]–[60]; 2) virtual framework structure-based method [6], [19], [53], [61]–[68]; 3) “construct and compensate” based methods [69]–[76]; and 4) the hybrid droop/signal injection method [36], [77]....
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...DC and ac MGs have been proposed for different applications, and hybrid solutions have been developed [1]–[12]....
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...Usually, ZD is designed to be bigger than Zo; in this way, the total equivalent output impedance is mainly dominated by ZD [17]....
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...The primary-control level can also include the virtual outputimpedance loop in which the output voltage can be expressed as [17]...
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