Predictive Control of Power Electronics Converters in Renewable Energy Systems

Fuzzy Control in Power Electronics Converters for Smart Power Systems

Power injection of renewable energy sources using modified model predictive control

This paper presents a simple model predictive control (MPC) approach to control the power injection system (PIS) for renewable energy applications. A DC voltage source and a single-phase inverter that is connected to the grid by an LCL filter form the PIS. Grid voltage is considered a disturbance for the system. For eliminating this disturbance, a modified model is proposed. It is usual to ...

Power injection of renewable energy sources using modified model predictive control

This paper presents a simple model predictive control (MPC) approach to control the power injection system (PIS) for renewable energy applications. A DC voltage source and a single-phase inverter that is connected to the grid by an LCL filter form the PIS. Grid voltage is considered a disturbance for the system. For eliminating this disturbance, a modified model is proposed. It is usual to ...

power injection of renewable energy sources using modified model predictive control

this paper presents a simple model predictive control (mpc) approach to control the power injection system (pis) for renewable energy applications. a dc voltage source and a single-phase inverter that is connected to the grid by an lcl filter form the pis. grid voltage is considered a disturbance for the system. for eliminating this disturbance, a modified model is proposed. it is usual to cont...

Model Predictive Control of Power Electronics Converter

Acknowledgment First of all, I would like to thank my parents who raise me and support me to do further study in Norway. I appreciate the help from my supervisor Lars Einar Norum and Phd student Hamed Nademi. I benefit a lot from their meticulous attitude to study, abundant knowledge and minded guidance. I am very grateful that NTNU Department of Electric Power Engineering provides very good ha...