Two Cascade Control Strategy of Generalized Electric Spring

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With the gradually increase of the application of new energy in microgrids, Electric Spring (ES), as a new type of distributed compensation power electronic device has been widely studied. The Generalized Electric Spring (G-ES) is an improved topology, and the space limitation problem in the traditional topology is solved. Because of the mode of G-ES use in the power grid, a reasonable solution to the voltage loss of the critical section feeder is needed. In this paper, the voltage balance equation based on the feedforward compensation coefficient is established, and a two cascade control strategy based on the equation is studied. The first stage of the two cascade control strategy is to use communication means to realize the allocation of feedforward compensation coefficients, and the second stage is to use the coefficients to realize feedforward fixed angle control. Simulation analysis shows that the proposed control strategy does not affect the control accuracy of the critical load (CL), and effectively improves the operational range of the G-ES.

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Wang, X., Duan, Y., Wei, Y., Chen, X., Zhun, H., & Zhao, C. (2023). Two Cascade Control Strategy of Generalized Electric Spring. IEICE Transactions on Communications, E106B(11), 1102–1108. https://doi.org/10.1587/transcom.2022EBP3200

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