Resilient Distributed Predefined Time Secondary Control for Cyber-Physical Microgrids

Abstract

This paper proposed a resilient distributed predefined-time sliding mode control for islanded AC microgrids with external disturbances caused by noisy circumstances or cyber-attacks. By utilizing the predefined-time convergence theory, the voltage regulation and frequency restoration as well as active power sharing can be achieved within a predefined time, which is directly equal to an adjustable parameter. Furthermore, based on the integral sliding mode control approach, the proposed method can completely compensate the external disturbance. Different from some voltage control methods based on complex second-order consensus, a novel secondary controller is designed by adopting the virtual control technique, such that the voltage regulation can be achieved under a first-order consensus with a corresponding tracking controller. In addition, the direct Lyapunov method is utilized to prove the stability of islanded AC microgrids under the proposed controller, and the analysis of predefined-time convergence is also given. Finally, case studies on a microgrid test system with four distributed generator is built in the MATLAB/SimPowerSystems software environment are conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness and superior performance of the proposed control scheme.