Transient stability and voltage regulation in power systems with renewable distributed energy resources

Transient stability and voltage regulation in power systems with renewable distributed energy resources

In this paper, energy storage used to enhance the transient stability of an electrical power system with renewable power generation is investigated. The passivity-based control design method (IDA-PBC) is used to achieve power angle stability and frequency and voltage regulation after the occurrence...

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