Abstract

Fast real-time estimation of the grid frequency is essential for stable operation of renewable converter-based sources in future power systems. Therefore this paper presents a new phase-locked loop for the estimation of time-dependent frequencies in unbalanced power systems with harmonics. The proposed frequency estimation method consists of two signal processing steps: In the first step, a least mean square estimator reconstructs the fundamental sinusoidal signal from the measured three-phase grid voltage and splits it into positive, negative and zero sequence components. In the second step, the resulting first harmonic three-phase positive sequence is converted into the synchronous reference frame in the form of a phase-locked loop using a state feedback controller scheme to reconstruct the current grid frequency. Here the controller output is equivalent to the signal to be reconstructed. The feedback controller design is based on linear matrix inequalities where the requirements are explicitly considered. The capability of proposed state feedback phase-locked loop is demonstrated by full scaled electro magnetic transient simulations.

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