Robust AVR design for the synchronous generator

Robust AVR design for the synchronous generator

Conventional automatic voltage regulator (AVR) schemes use thyristor-based rectifiers in which the generator field voltage is varied by changing the thyristor's firing angle. The conventional AVR has been known to cause voltage sags and extended under-voltages, especially under fault conditions...

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Main Authors: Lamyaa Y. Ghamri, Hamda Awadh, Najla Al Shamsi, Saeed AlKhateri, Adil Khurram, Habibur Rehman
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2019-04-01
Series:The Journal of Engineering
Subjects:
voltage control
DC-DC power convertors
three-term control
machine control
intelligent control
power generation control
synchronous generators
voltage regulators
thyristors
insulated gate bipolar transistors
rectifiers
power supply quality
MOSFET
control system synthesis
PI control
adaptive control
conventional AVR
digital proportional–integral–derivative controllers
adaptive control schemes
intelligent control schemes
DC−DC converter-based AVR
rectifier-controlled AVR
metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor/insulated-gate
precise control
generator field voltage
terminal voltage
PI controller
DC input voltage variation
novel AVR design
synchronous generator
conventional automatic voltage regulator schemes
thyristor-based rectifiers
Online Access:https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.8114

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