Hardware test and validation of the angular droop control: Analysis and experiments
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| author | Jouini, Taouba Wachter, Jan An, Sophie Hagenmeyer, Veit |
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| contents | We present a hardware-based validation of angular droop control for grid-forming DC/AC converters, a control strategy that establishes active power-to-angle droop. Angular droop control enables exact frequency regulation at steady state, thereby combining primary and secondary control into a single layer. We provide traceable analysis and suggest solutions to the main implementation challenges with angular droop control, specifically addressing the challenges concerning discretization and clock drift in hardware experiments. This is illustrated in two different scenarios. Experimental results from the single converter to load scenario demonstrate black start capability and power-to-angle droop behavior for two different implementation schemes. A multi-converter setup validates frequency synchronization and power-sharing properties, proving the ancillary services that angular droop control provides in the real-world experimental setup. |
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| spellingShingle | Hardware test and validation of the angular droop control: Analysis and experiments Jouini, Taouba Wachter, Jan An, Sophie Hagenmeyer, Veit Systems and Control We present a hardware-based validation of angular droop control for grid-forming DC/AC converters, a control strategy that establishes active power-to-angle droop. Angular droop control enables exact frequency regulation at steady state, thereby combining primary and secondary control into a single layer. We provide traceable analysis and suggest solutions to the main implementation challenges with angular droop control, specifically addressing the challenges concerning discretization and clock drift in hardware experiments. This is illustrated in two different scenarios. Experimental results from the single converter to load scenario demonstrate black start capability and power-to-angle droop behavior for two different implementation schemes. A multi-converter setup validates frequency synchronization and power-sharing properties, proving the ancillary services that angular droop control provides in the real-world experimental setup. |
| title | Hardware test and validation of the angular droop control: Analysis and experiments |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.10004 |