LCL Resonance Analysis and Damping in Single-Loop Grid-Forming Wind Turbines
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| author | Chen, Meng Xi, Yufei Blaabjerg, Frede Cheng, Lin Lestas, Ioannis |
| author_facet | Chen, Meng Xi, Yufei Blaabjerg, Frede Cheng, Lin Lestas, Ioannis |
| contents | A common assumption in both grid-following (GFL) and grid-forming (GFM) control systems is that they are open-loop (OL) stable in the vicinity of high-frequency resonances. Hence classical loop-shaping approaches are often used for establishing stability margins and designing active damping (AD) strategies. This paper shows that single-loop GFM (SL-GFM) control schemes incorporating a widely used class of reactive power (RAP) control, referred to as droop-I control, can lead to OL unstable poles. This finding reveals a novel instability mechanism resulting in a reduced stability margin and robustness at high frequencies. The sensitivity of this phenomenon to both RAP and electrical parameters is analyzed in detail. An AD design that explicitly accounts for the newly identified instability mechanism is proposed. We also provide a comparison between such SL-GFM and well-studied GFL control schemes, highlighting quite different resonance features between them. Validation is performed through experiments. |
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| spellingShingle | LCL Resonance Analysis and Damping in Single-Loop Grid-Forming Wind Turbines Chen, Meng Xi, Yufei Blaabjerg, Frede Cheng, Lin Lestas, Ioannis Systems and Control A common assumption in both grid-following (GFL) and grid-forming (GFM) control systems is that they are open-loop (OL) stable in the vicinity of high-frequency resonances. Hence classical loop-shaping approaches are often used for establishing stability margins and designing active damping (AD) strategies. This paper shows that single-loop GFM (SL-GFM) control schemes incorporating a widely used class of reactive power (RAP) control, referred to as droop-I control, can lead to OL unstable poles. This finding reveals a novel instability mechanism resulting in a reduced stability margin and robustness at high frequencies. The sensitivity of this phenomenon to both RAP and electrical parameters is analyzed in detail. An AD design that explicitly accounts for the newly identified instability mechanism is proposed. We also provide a comparison between such SL-GFM and well-studied GFL control schemes, highlighting quite different resonance features between them. Validation is performed through experiments. |
| title | LCL Resonance Analysis and Damping in Single-Loop Grid-Forming Wind Turbines |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.06981 |