Abstract
ABSTRACT The recent development In microprocessor technology makes Implementation of advanced control strategies feasible at the generating level. A self-tuning (ST) proportional-plus-lntegral-plus-derivative (PID) digital automatic voltage regulator (DAVR) for a large synchronous machine is proposed and the influence of this regulator on the generator dynamic and transient stability is investigated. The algorithm for this regulator combines a least-square estimator with a digital PID control algorithm. The parameters of the PID control algorithm are computed and updated according to the estimated model. The dynamic performance of the machine when equipped with a digital PID governor is also presented. A comparison of the computer results as obtained from the simulation study are compared with the available experimental results.
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