Abstract
Sub-synchronous interactions between wind farms and transmission networks with series compensation have drawn great attention. As most large wind farms in Europe and Asia employ doubly fed induction generator turbines, there has recently been a growing interest in studying this phenomenon. To study the stability of wind turbine with doubly fed induction generator after a small disturbance, a complete small signal system is built in this paper. By using eigenvalue and participation factor analysis, the relation between the modes and state variables can be discovered. Thereafter, the oscillation modes are classified into electrical resonance, sub-synchronous resonance, sub-synchronous oscillation, sub-synchronous control interaction, and low frequency oscillation. To verify the oscillation frequency of each oscillation mode, time-domain simulation based on MATLAB/Simulink is presented. The simulation results justify the effectiveness of the small-signal models.
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