Control Strategy for Virtual Synchronous Generator Based on Y-Z Source Inverter in Islanded Grids
Shirin Besati, Ali Mosallanejad, and Madhav Manjrekar

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel control strategy for a Y-Source Inverter-based Virtual Synchronous Generator in islanded grids, enhancing power quality, efficiency, and system stability under diverse load and grid conditions.
Contribution
It pioneers the use of Y-Source Inverter in VSGs, integrating a multi-loop control strategy for improved performance and longevity in isolated power systems.
Findings
High control accuracy confirmed by MATLAB/Simulink simulations
Enhanced system stability and power quality under various load conditions
Extended lifespan of input sources through improved control strategies
Abstract
The Virtual Synchronous Machine (VSM) concept stands as a strategy for the seamless integration of renewable energy sources into the grid. In scenarios where symmetrical and sinusoidal operating conditions are lacking, VSMs demonstrate multifaceted capabilities. They can operate as power sources especially in islanded-systems, adeptly address harmonic distortions and imbalances, offer load power compensation, and elevate voltage quality at the grid. Even so, dead time variations, discontinuous input current, and non-single-power-stage configuration of conventional voltage/current source inverters and also, load variation can result in VSMs behaving as harmonic and imbalance absorbers. This paper utilizes a specific Y-Source Inverter (YZSI) for the first time as a solution to these challenges. Through integrating this innovative configuration with an exceptionally adaptable voltage gain…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMicrogrid Control and Optimization · Islanding Detection in Power Systems · Multilevel Inverters and Converters
