Adaptive, Optimal, Virtual Synchronous Generator Control of Three-Phase Grid-Connected Inverters Under Different Grid Conditions—An Adaptive Dynamic Programming Approach
Zhongyang Wang, Yunjun Yu, Weinan Gao, Masoud Davari, Chao Deng
Abstract
This article proposes an adaptive, optimal, data-driven control approach based on reinforcement learning and adaptive dynamic programming to the three-phase grid-connected inverter employed in virtual synchronous generators (VSGs). This article takes into account unknown system dynamics and different grid conditions, including balanced/unbalanced grids, voltage drop/sag, and weak grids. The proposed method is based on value iteration, which does not rely on an initial admissible control policy for learning. Considering the premise that the VSG control should stabilize the closed-loop dynamics, the VSG outputs are optimally regulated through the adaptive, optimal control strategy proposed in this article. Comparative simulations and experimental results validate the proposed method's effectiveness and reveal its practicality and implementation.