Gangui Yan, Cheng Yang, Yupeng Wang, Lin Yue, Fu Guo
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Abstract
The sub-synchronous oscillation (SSO) in grid-connected permanent magnet synchronous generators (PMSG) is a complex dynamic behaviour influenced by multiple factors. The phenomenon of SSO has the characteristic of frequency drift. Previous studies have mainly focused on the SSO stability, without further explanation of the reasons for frequency drift in SSO. In this paper, a SISO transfer function model is constructed to analyse the SSO characteristics of grid-connected PMSG. The study quantitatively analyses the impacts of grid strength, operating conditions and voltage/current control parameters on system stability and oscillation frequency based on amplitude/phase margin. It reveals the triggering mechanism of SSO instability in weak grid strength and characterises the constraining relationship between grid strength/operating conditions and the stable operational region of the system. The results demonstrate that variations in SSO frequency are predominantly influenced by control parameter settings, with a measurable variation range of up to 26.7 Hz. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed model and the theoretical analysis results are verified through simulations.
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