Nonlinear adaptive robust control of thyristor controlled series compensation
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LI, W., JING, Y., DIMIROVSKI, G. M., LIU, X. (2002). Nonlinear adaptive robust control of thyristor controlled series compensation. In 2002 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Volume 3, pp. 506-510. Shenyang, China, IEEE. https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICSMC.2002.1176094.Abstract
The back-stepping design methodology of the math-analytical nonlinear control theory currently attracts considerable interests in many attempts of applied controls to various engineering systems, power systems being one of them. In this paper a novel nonlinear controller is designed using this methodology based on the nonlinear second-order model of single machine to infinite bus system with TCSC. Given the circumstances of indirectly measured damping coefficient being uncertainty inaccurate, a dynamic feedback controller has be designed using adaptive back-stepping method, which also encompasses the on-line real-time estimation of the uncertainty parameter. This way designed adaptive nonlinear controller is shown to possess superior performances and engineering implementation.
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