Enhancing Voltage Stability and Optimizing Power Management in DC Microgrids Using Model Predictive Control Considering Various Load Types

Instability problems caused by constant power loads as a result of the negative impedance effect are dealt with in this article. A comprehensive nonlinear model of a single-bus DC microgrid is developed, and a model predictive controller is designed to enhance voltage stability and optimize power management based on the developed model. Conventional control layers are replaced by a simplified optimal controller in the proposed approach in the presence of various load types, including constant power loads. Furthermore, the model and control strategy are extended to the multi-bus DC microgrid. Extensive stability analysis, including root locus methods and time-domain simulation, has been conducted in MATLAB/SIMULINK. The results confirm the effectiveness of the designed controller in maintaining system stability and improving performance under different operating conditions.

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2024-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon55916.2024.10905407
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Microgrid Control and Optimization
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Enhancing Voltage Stability and Optimizing Power Management in DC Microgrids Using Model Predictive Control Considering Various Load Types

Keith Corzine, Leila Parsa, Saeed Aliamooei-Lakeh
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Enhancing Voltage Stability and Optimizing Power Management in DC Microgrids Using Model Predictive Control Considering Various Load Types

Keith Corzine, Leila Parsa, Saeed Aliamooei-Lakeh
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Instability problems caused by constant power loads as a result of the negative impedance effect are dealt with in this article. A comprehensive nonlinear model of a single-bus DC microgrid is developed, and a model predictive controller is designed to enhance voltage stability and optimize power management based on the developed model. Conventional control layers are replaced by a simplified optimal controller in the proposed approach in the presence of various load types, including constant power loads. Furthermore, the model and control strategy are extended to the multi-bus DC microgrid. Extensive stability analysis, including root locus methods and time-domain simulation, has been conducted in MATLAB/SIMULINK. The results confirm the effectiveness of the designed controller in maintaining system stability and improving performance under different operating conditions.

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