This invention discloses an adaptive oscillation suppression control method for grid-connected doubly-fed
induction generator (DFIG) wind turbines operating under weak
power grid conditions. Addressing the stability issues caused by
grid impedance variations in existing dual-loop current control strategies, this method enhances
system robustness by adding an adaptive controller. First, a main circuit is established, comprising the wind
turbine, asynchronous motor, rotor-side controller, grid-side controller, and
LCL filter, along with a stable dual-loop current
control system under strong
power grid conditions. Then,
voltage and current measurements are taken in the circuit to construct an oscillation
suppressor that adapts to
grid impedance variations. Finally, the effectiveness of this strategy in enhancing
system damping, suppressing oscillations, and responding to
wind speed changes under weak
power grid conditions is verified using the
MATLAB / SIMULINK platform. Starting from the grid-connected DFIG
system and the dual-loop current strategy, this invention introduces an adaptive controller to compensate for
grid impedance variations, providing a reliable solution for DFIG systems to cope with grid impedance changes.