Transient stability analysis method for power system containing VSG-IIDG based on energy function
A transient stability analysis, power system technology, applied in electrical components, circuit devices, AC network circuits, etc., can solve problems such as sudden changes in the total energy function of the system, sudden changes in magnetic potential energy, and non-compliance with Lyapunov conditions.
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[0048] An energy function-based transient stability analysis method for power systems containing VSG-IIDG, comprising the following steps:
[0049] The first step is to model the virtual power angle characteristics of the inverter, and obtain the power angle characteristic equations of the inverter under the conditions of unsaturated current and saturated current, and the expressions are as follows:
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[0051] In the formula, V is the inverter output voltage when the inverter current is not saturated, U is the voltage on the infinite grid side, X ∑ is the reactance between the inverter and the infinite grid, I max After the current is saturated, the inverter fades into the maximum output current of the Norton equivalent current source.
[0052] At the boundary point between current saturation and unsaturation, the system will have a corresponding virtual power angle δ′ m , when the virtual power angle of the inverter is less than δ′ m When , the inverter works alo...
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