Study on Maximum Power Tracing Controller Based on Self-Adaptive Strategy for Variable Speed Constant Frequency Brushless Doubly-Fed Generator

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The key technology of variablespeed constantfrequency (VSCF) brushless doubly-fed generator (BDFG) was getting the maximum power under the variable wind speed by adjusting the rotor speed of the induction generator according. Wind turbine systems had many uncertain factors with strong nonlinear multivariable with and disturbances. Based on the prototype of wind electricity conversion system (WECS), a new maximum power point tracking control which is realized by self-adaptive controller strategy for variable speed constant frequency wind generation system has been developed in this paper. A experiment platform of a 8kW laboratory variable speed constant frequency wind generation system controlled by TMS320LF2812 and TMS320VC33 was developed. Experimental results show that the system can operate at the expected points in the wide range of wind velocities and realize the control of maximum power point tracking very well.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 694-697)

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2211-2214

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May 2013

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