Abstract

This paper proposes an event-based networked set-membership filtering method to detect islanding fault for distributed grid-connected solar photovoltaic generation systems. The method enables each set-membership filter to offer an ellipsoidal estimation set, which is used to judge whether or not the islanding fault happens. When islanding fault happens, the intersection of the ellipsoids is empty, and when islanding fault is free, the intersection of the ellipsoids is nonempty. In the filtering scheme, a novel event-triggered mechanism is proposed to reduce the transmission frequency for saving the communication resources. The condition of the existence of the set-membership algorithm is derived by a time-varying convex optimization approach. A simulation experiment and a comparative experiment are provided using Sim-Power-Systems implementation based on a 2-kW single-phase grid-connected power generation system to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method for the detection of the islanding fault and the reduction of the resource consumption, respectively.

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