Parameter identification method for grid-connected photovoltaic power generation system based on transient disturbance
A photovoltaic power generation system and transient disturbance technology, applied in the field of parameter identification, can solve problems such as the influence of large power grid stability, low voltage ride through, and grid-connected harmonics, and achieve the effect of solving inaccurate identification
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[0058] The following takes the sudden change of photovoltaic intensity and sudden change of temperature as an example. When the model built in this paper is in stable operation, the photovoltaic array and DC-DC converter reach the maximum power point under the control of Mppt. At this time, the voltage, U-dc. = 501V, and the power P = 10.42KW. The control parameter of the inverter is k PId =k PIq =20,k IId =k IIq =1000,k PUd =k PUd =0.1,k IUq =k IUq =10, L=23mH. Artificially set disturbance sunlight intensity from 1000W / m 2 down to 800W / m 2 To obtain the disturbance data Id, Iq curve, that is, the reference current curve. The q-axis parameters are fixed, and the improved GPSO algorithm is used to identify the control parameters of the d-axis in the grid-connected photovoltaic inverter in the case of sudden changes in sunlight intensity. The identification results are shown in Table 1.
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[0061] On the contrary, the control parameters of ...
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