Advisor: Professor Raeyoung Kim This thesis is submitted for the Master's degree in Engineering. Hanyang University Graduate School Department of Electrical Engineering
AUTHOR:Jinwoo Jeong
ABSTRACT This paper proposes and analyzes a distributed DC-voltage-based grid-forming control method for a bidirectional interlinking AC/DC converter to address operational challenges in grid-connected DC Local Grids under weak grid conditions. The proposed method adjusts the DC voltage reference based on AC active power output to perform DC Voltage Droop control while integrating a synchronization controller designed through small-signal modeling to enhance stability. To mitigate Synchronous Oscillation (SO) issues caused by the coupling of DC Voltage Droop and grid-forming control, a Notch Filter was introduced. The proposed method was validated through PLECS and PSCAD simulations, demonstrating stable voltage control and power sharing under both strong (SCR=5) and weak (SCR=2) grid conditions. Compared to conventional Grid-Following control, the proposed approach offers improved stability in weak grids while ensuring proper power sharing, enhancing the reliability and flexibility of DC Local Grids.
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