Non-Linear Control System for Wind Power Plant with DFIG

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Nowadays actual scientific problem of renewable energy is the problem of developing control systems, that ensure the generation of stable voltage in a changing environment. This paper presents a structure and methods of synthesis of control system development, which allow to decide the indicated problem. An electric subsystem of wind power plant is a well-known structure with well-known advantages, consisting mainly of double-fed induction generator (DFIG) and power converter in the circuit of rotor. Operation of the control system based on the original nonlinear mathematical model of DFIG in rotational "dq" coordinates, taking into account the nonlinear external and internal DFIG disturbances, such as inductances of coil winding, changes of coil winding resistances from temperature, etc. The study received adaptive control algorithms of the wind turbine output voltage parameters.

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