| Summary: | The state-space representations grant a convenient, compact, and elegant way to examine the physical systems, e.g., induction and synchronous generator-based wind turbines, with facts readily available for stability, controllability, and observability analysis. In this article, the model order reduction of a stable doubly fed induction generator based variable-speed wind turbines model is performed with the aid of the proposed stability preserving balanced realization algorithm based on discrete frequency weights and limited frequency-interval. The frequency weighting and limited frequency-intervals-based model order reduction techniques presented by Enns's and Wang & Zilouchian produce an unstable reduced-order model at certain frequency weights and frequency intervals, respectively. To overcome this main drawback, many researchers provided a solution to preserve the stability of the reduced-order model. However, these existing approaches also produce an unstable reduced-order model in some conditions and produce a large variation to the original system; consequently, they provide a large approximation error. The proposed approach not only ensures the stability of the reduced-order model but also provides low approximation error as compared with other existing approaches and also provides an easily calculable a priori error bound formula. The proposed work produces steady and precise outcomes in contrast to conventional reduction methods, which shows the efficacy of the proposed algorithm.
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