Abstract
The terminal voltage is easily affected by the characteristics of loads and variations in wind speed, loads and system parameters in a stand-alone wind energy conversion system. This paper presents a terminal voltage control scheme that combines the equivalent-input-disturbance (EID) and model predictive control (MPC). The total disturbance is observed and compensated in real time by the EID. A battery energy storage system based on MPC is employed to smooth the fluctuation and imbalance in power caused by the variation in wind speed and loads, thereby solving the problem of terminal voltage flicker and instability. The appropriate terminal voltage can be obtained using the proposed scheme, which is a simple design and offers good prospects for actual applications. The simulation results demonstrate the validity of the proposed scheme.
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