Research on an Improved Control Strategy for Enhancing LVRT Ability of DFIG System

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Aiming at operation problems of DFIG under grid fault condition, the improved control strategy of coordinating control rotor converter and Crowbar circuit switching logic for enhancing LVRT ability is proposed. The over-current cause on the stator and rotor of DFIG under grid fault is analyzed and complete improved control strategy flow chart is given during entire voltage dip. Experimental verification results show that adopting this improved control strategy can effectively suppress the generator stator and rotor over-current and over-voltage, enhance wind turbine operation ability, and provide important theoretical basis and reference for large-scale wind turbine to respond to grid transient fault.

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