Virtual synchronous generators
By J. Driesen, K. Visscher. IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting, 2008
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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Active Power Oscillation and Suppression Techniques Between Two Parallel Synchronverters During Load Fluctuations (2020, background): “V IRTUAL synchronous generators (VSGs) are a type of grid-friendly inverters that mimics rotational synchronous generators (SGs) [1]–[6].”
- Equivalence of Virtual Synchronous Machines and Frequency-Droops for Converter-Based MicroGrids (2014, result): “Later, the VSM concept for emulating the behavior of synchronous machines (SMs) by controlling voltage source converters (VSCs) has been pursued by several other authors [2]–[4].”
- Grid Forming Inverter Modeling, Control, and Applications (2021, positive): “To stabilize the frequency fluctuations in IBRs dominated grids, the VSG concept is proposed in [34].”
- On the Inertia of Future More-Electronics Power Systems (2019, background): “, VISMAs or virtual SGs (VSGs) has been proposed [76], [77].”
- Emerging Power Quality Challenges Due to Integration of Renewable Energy Sources (2016, methodology): “Inertia emulation by VSM: (a) Block diagram for a VSM implementation—Virtual inertia attained by a short-term energy storage [26], [27].”
- A Virtual synchronous machine implementation for distributed control of power transformers in SmartGrids (2015, methodology): “The voltage amplitude reference v̂ ∗ used for the inner loop voltage and current control is then calculated by (8) where v̂∗ is the xternal voltage amplitude reference and q* is the reactive power reference.”