This paper proposes a novel estimation scheme for angular quantities extraction under disturbed network conditions; a robust identification of the network angular frequency and of its derivative are crucial for the synthetic inertia provision from grid-connected converters. The newly proposed architecture is derived from the Second Order / Second Order Generalized Integrator scheme (SO-SOGI), an algorithm exploited to extract the fundamental harmonic component from phase voltages measurements, with the introduction of an additional decoupling feedback for negative sequence compensation. The effectiveness and robustness of the proposed technique are compared, both analytically and experimentally, with other schemes already available in literature.

Experimental validation of a novel angular estimator for synthetic inertia support under disturbed network conditions

Bolzoni, Alberto;Perini, Roberto
2019-01-01

Abstract

This paper proposes a novel estimation scheme for angular quantities extraction under disturbed network conditions; a robust identification of the network angular frequency and of its derivative are crucial for the synthetic inertia provision from grid-connected converters. The newly proposed architecture is derived from the Second Order / Second Order Generalized Integrator scheme (SO-SOGI), an algorithm exploited to extract the fundamental harmonic component from phase voltages measurements, with the introduction of an additional decoupling feedback for negative sequence compensation. The effectiveness and robustness of the proposed technique are compared, both analytically and experimentally, with other schemes already available in literature.
2019
2019 21st European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE '19 ECCE Europe)
978-9-0758-1531-3
«Control methods for electrical systems», «Estimation technique», «Converter control», «Microgrids»
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