Applications of Perturbation Theory to Power Electronic Converters

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Title
Applications of Perturbation Theory to Power Electronic Converters

CoPED ID
49663304-d875-4b6e-b49a-22acc793fcf3

Status
Closed


Value
No funds listed.

Start Date
Sept. 30, 2017

End Date
March 31, 2021

Description

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This project aims to develop advanced mathematical modelling approaches to predict instability and define actions to mitigate the risk of undesired behaviours of networks of power converters. The ideal outcome of this project is the development of a generalised modelling and stability assessment framework. In general, renewable energy sources are interfaced to the main grid by power electronic converters. The method implemented in this research will be used to predict the impact on stability of a power-electronics-based generator, as well as to assess the capability of network to accommodate multiple generators of this kind. Theoretical findings will be validated in simulation and on laboratory-scale experiments representative of practical application scenarios.

Stephen Cox SUPER_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Simulation
  2. Power electronics
  3. Modelling (representation)
  4. Mathematical models
  5. Renewable energy sources
  6. Electrical power networks
  7. Scenarios

Extracted key phrases
  1. Advanced mathematical modelling approach
  2. Practical application scenario
  3. Power Electronic Converters
  4. Power converter
  5. Perturbation Theory
  6. Scale experiment representative
  7. Stability assessment framework
  8. Generalised modelling
  9. Project
  10. Multiple generator
  11. Renewable energy source
  12. Undesired behaviour
  13. Ideal outcome
  14. Network

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