This invention discloses a grid-connected frequency control method for a doubly-fed
induction generator (DFIG) based on a fractional-order adaptive
virtual synchronous generator (VSSG), belonging to the field of
wind power grid-connected control technology. The method first establishes a
mathematical model for DFIG
grid connection and monitors grid frequency and active power in real time. Second, it constructs a grid-side VSG control model, analyzes the influence of rotational
inertia J and damping coefficient D on the
system's dynamic response, and designs adaptive VSG control. Based on this, fractional-
order control theory is introduced, and a fractional-order VSG control module is designed. The
system's
frequency regulation performance is optimized using a non-integer-order
differential operator. Finally, the controller parameters are optimized to achieve rapid dynamic response and frequency stability. By combining fractional-
order control and adaptive VSG strategies, this invention effectively suppresses power oscillations and frequency overshoot during grid frequency fluctuations, improving the frequency support capability and transient stability of the DFIG grid-connected
system. It is suitable for frequency control applications in power systems with a high proportion of
renewable energy integration.