Parallel Operation Strategy of Inverters Based on an Improved Adaptive Droop Control and Equivalent Input Disturbance Approach
Min Ding, Zili Tao, Bo Hu, Shengji Tan, Ryuichi Yokoyama
Abstract
The operation of parallel inverters in microgrids is an important way to expand system capacity, but there are problems of circulating current fluctuations and power sharing errors in parallel inverters’ operation. In this paper, a parallel operation strategy for inverters based on improved adaptive droop control and Equivalent Input Disturbance (EID) is proposed. Firstly, the model and control topology of parallel inverters are presented. Secondly, in order to solve the power sharing error caused by impedance difference and the voltage drop caused by virtual impedance, a reference voltage generator based on improved adaptive droop control is proposed. Then, considering the circulating current fluctuation as a disturbance, a voltage controller based on an equivalent input disturbance approach is proposed to reduce the disturbance. Finally, simulation in MATLAB/Simulink is carried out to verify the effectiveness of the parallel operation strategy.