Miniaturized Distributed Generation for a Micro Smart Grid Simulator

In this paper, a miniaturization method is proposed for developing micro distributed generation for a micro smart grid simulator. The micro smart grid simulator is a fault simulator that was built to test and verify the new operation control algorithms for smart grids in the laboratory and has a siz...

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Published in:Energies (Basel) 2022-02, Vol.15 (4), p.1511
Main Authors: Ko, Yun-Seok, Kim, Su-Hwan, Lim, Gyoung-Hwan
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Algorithms
Communication
Communications networks
Control algorithms
Distributed generation
Laboratories
Medical equipment
micro distributed generation
micro inverter
micro smart grid simulator
Miniaturization
Multilayers
power distribution system
Simulation
smart grid
Software utilities
Synchronism
Synchronization
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description In this paper, a miniaturization method is proposed for developing micro distributed generation for a micro smart grid simulator. The micro smart grid simulator is a fault simulator that was built to test and verify the new operation control algorithms for smart grids in the laboratory and has a size downscaled to one-thousandth of that of an actual smart grid. The micro distributed generation was designed in a multi-layered structure (dimension: 13 × 20 cm2), in which each function is implemented in several layers, to satisfy the size requirements. Next, the grid synchronization and PQ control algorithms required for the distributed generation were developed. A three-phase 19 V power system was built, and a 19 V–7.5 W three-phase micro distributed generation was realized through experimental verification. In addition, by verifying the effectiveness through grid synchronization and 7.5 W PQ control experiments, it was confirmed that the micro distributed generation based on the proposed miniaturization method can be implemented in a micro smart grid simulator.
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micro smart grid simulator
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power distribution system
Simulation
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