The invention discloses a multi-
branch power
system stabilizer suitable for a wind-thermal bundling
system, which adopts a cooperative control structure in which a low-frequency
branch and a subsynchronous
branch are connected in parallel, and suppresses low-
frequency oscillation in a
frequency band of 0.1-4Hz through a second-order filtering module, a blocking compensation module and a lead-
lag module of the low-frequency branch. And the subsynchronous branch extracts a subsynchronous risk mode based on an inverse
transformation matrix of a generator shafting
torsional vibration mode quantity, and directionally injects a damping
signal in combination with a
phase compensation module to suppress subsynchronous oscillation in a
frequency band of 10-50 Hz. And the parallel output module performs superposition amplitude limiting on the multi-branch signals and then accesses an excitation
regulator to dynamically regulate the
electromagnetic torque so as to realize wide-frequency-domain oscillation suppression. Through
modal quantity directional control, parameter adaptive setting and multi-branch dynamic decoupling, the problems of insufficient multi-band suppression capability, parameter mismatch, controller conflict and the like of a traditional power
system stabilizer in a wind-fire
coupling system are solved, and the stability and robustness of a
new energy high-permeability
power grid are remarkably improved.