Abstract
To address the broadband oscillation problem caused by isomerized power electronic devices in microgrids, an oscillation characteristic and stability region analysis method was proposed for hierarchical control structure microgrids based on the dynamic time-varying fast and slow scale analysis method. From the perspective of control, the controller was combined with the main circuit, and a nonlinear dynamic model of the microgrid hierarchical control grid-connected inverter was established. Then, the dynamic time-varying fast and slow scale analysis method was used to obtain the Hopf bifurcation oscillation trajectory. Furthermore, and combining with three-dimensional and Hopf bifurcation, considering the correlation between the main circuit parameters and controller parameters as the starting point, the trajectory instability region analysis method is proposed. Finally, the instability mechanism of the hierarchical control structure microgrid is revealed using the above methods. These methods provide a theoretical basis for the correct selection of the main circuit structure parameters and controller parameters of the microgrid.
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