A Hybrid Intelligent Excitation Control for Ship Power Station

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Hybrid intelligent control technique is used for ship power station synchronous generator excitation control in this paper. The parameters and structure of the excitation controller are learned and adjusted through a hybrid learning algorithm combining self-organizing learning with BP learning. This algorithm converges much faster than original BP learning. Simulation results show that the synchronous generator excitation controller based on the learning algorithm can significantly stabilize terminal voltage.

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