Research on the Effects of Iron Loss to the Maximum Wind Power Point Tracking

Hao Xiao; Gui Ge Gao; Xain Wen Zeng; Ze Yang Pei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.716-717.1308

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Research on the Effects of Iron Loss to the Maximum Wind Power Point Tracking

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In the traditional motor-side converter control strategy of double-fed induction generator, because of the stator resistance led to the observation of the accuracy of the stator flux is affected. Academia therefore put forward a lot of improvements, but little attention to the impact of the iron loss. Due to the iron loss exists of double-fed induction generator during operation, and the size of the iron loss change with the wind speed will led to the accuracy of Maximum Power Point Tracking. This paper presents a new control strategy and through MATLAB simulation demonstrates the effective of the strategy.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 716-717)

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Hao Xiao, Gui Ge Gao*, Xain Wen Zeng, Ze Yang Pei

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Doubly-Fed Induction Generator, Iron Loss, Maximum Power Point Tracking

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