Abstract
This paper presents a robust predictive load frequency control for power systems with uncertain parameters and time delays in communication networks. The goal of the proposed approach is to achieve good performance for the closed-loop system under practical problems of the network including uncertainties in the dynamic model, time delays in the system, and time-varying model. To this end, a decentralized state-feedback control law is obtained by solving an linear matrix inequality based optimization. The aim of the optimization problem is to regularize the frequency deviation with the minimum control effort. It is shown that the stability of the system is guaranteed with respect to the Lyapunov stability theorem. Moreover, the problem is reformulated as a centralized load frequency control (LFC) approach for single-area power systems, and also as a non-predictive LFC method with lower computational complexity. The performance and robustness of the proposed strategy are studied through simulation results in different cases of uncertain and time-varying single-area and multi-area power systems with time delays.
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